One-Minute Book Reviews – vol. 13
Biography by David McCullough
Historical fiction/romance by Gabriel Garcia Marquez
Fiction by Greer Macallister
Memoir by Cary Elwes
Fiction by Douglas Preston
One-Minute Book Reviews – vol. 12
This edition includes:
Memoir by Normal Lear
Fiction by Stephen King
Novel by Steve Martin
Classic by Carson McCullers
One-Minute Book Reviews, vol. 11
A memoir by Pete Townshend
Science fiction by H. P. Lovecraft
Post-apocalyptic by Josh Malerman
Young Adult by Megan Abbott
Literary fiction by John Irving
One-Minute Book Reviews, vol. 10
One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest – Ken Kesey
Apple Tree Yard – Louise Doughty
UR – Stephen King
A Head Full of Ghosts – Paul Tremblay
In the Tall Grass – Stephen Kind and Joe Hill
One-Minute Book Reviews, vol. 9
The Man in the Empty Suit – Sean Ferrell
The Man in the Black Suit – Stephen King
Stardust – Neil Gaiman
20,000 Leagues under the Sea – Jules Verne
Paper Towns – John Green
One-Minute Book Reviews, vol. 8
The Book Thief – Mark Zusak
Dark Places – Gillian Flynn
Nemesis – Philip Roth
Room – Emma Donoghue
Bossy Pants – Tina Fey
& a couple of spoilers
One-Minute Book Reviews, vol. 7
Another mix of autobiography, biography, classic, a trip to outer space, and a beloved children’s/YA author trying to branch off in a new direction. Good luck with that.
One-Minute Book Reviews, vol. 6
I read, therefore, I have opinions. Some good, some not so good. Here are five more books I’ve read recently and my condensed reactions to them. If you’d like my complete reaction, you’re probably not going to get it unless you corner me at The Treehouse, a coffee shop in Audubon, one of these Sunday afternoons.
One-Minute Book Reviews, vol. 5
Another collection of books I’ve read recently, presented in one-minute bites not to necessarily influence what you should or should not read – just to give you an idea of what’s out there in case you’re looking for something. Enjoy, or don’t.
One-Minute Book Reviews, vol. 4
To be a good writer, one needs to keep reading. Here are five more books that I have recently read in the order I tackled them. I try to keep a good mix because it’s boring to read the same type or genre of book over and over again.
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