Book review: Ruminations on a Parrot Named Cosmo by Betty Jean Craige
With wit and perception, Craige, Professor Emerita of Comparative Literature at the University of Georgia and author of several academic and non-academic books, explores the loving, complicated territory inhabited in […]
Book Excerpt:Arizona Awakening: A Memoir of Romance, Race, and Redemption by Richard C Lin
From the Blurb: As a lonely, awkward American-born Chinese high school freshman in Arizona during the early 80s, Richard endures the spirited racial taunts of schoolmates by day and […]
BookView Interview with Author Julian Starks
Welcome to BookView Interview, a conversation series where BookView talks to authors. Recently, we interviewed Julian Starks, an established actor, independent filmmaker, and author of a fine art photography book, […]
30 Days to a Stronger Child by Dina Alexander (Author), Jenny Webb (Author), Mary Ann Benson (Author), Amanda Scott (Author), Polly Scott (Author)
Dina Alexander, Jenny Webb, Mary Ann Benson, Amanda Scott and Polly Scott unite together for this practical, in-depth guide to aid parents to raise a more resilient, stronger child. The […]
BookView Interview with Victor Torvich
Welcome to BookView Interview, a conversation series where BookView talks to authors. Recently, we talked with Victor Torvich, a physicist by education and inventor by heart, about his writing and […]
Surrender: A Memoir of Nature, Nurture, and Love by Marylee MacDonald
MacDonald’s memoir is both an unforgettable and exquisitely written narrative of the complex psychological impact of adoption and a journey to understanding and acceptance. MacDonald was born to a fifteen-year-old […]
The Human Snare by Rick Wood
The wildlife photographer Wood delivers a sensitive, hard-hitting portrait of wildlife destruction through trafficking and poaching in his remarkable latest. Trying to search for answers to his burning questions about […]
