Posted on December 29, 2008 by ccmal
Rebel in Blue Jeans
Author: Beverly Stowe McClure
Publisher: Twilight Times Books
Rating:
Reviewed by: Cheryl Malandrinos
Rebel’s life is in turmoil. Her mother ran off with a drummer, leaving her father distraught and distracted; her friend Will seems to be wanting more than just friendship, and an older guy has taken a sudden interest in her. What should [...]
Filed under: Young Adult Fiction | 10 Comments »
Posted on December 17, 2008 by ccmal
Bleach/Blackout
Author: David S. Grant
Publisher: Offense Mechanisms
Rating: + half
Reviewed by: Gary Mack
This raw, irreverent, raunchy, and vile saga on the party exploits of a Harvard graduate and his nitwit friends reads like the daily script from a Howard Stern radio show. With most of the dialogue beginning with the word, “Dude”, and the scenes taking place inside [...]
Filed under: Literary Fiction | Tagged: Bleach Blackout, David S. Grant, Literary Fiction, transgression fiction | 1 Comment »
Posted on December 3, 2008 by ccmal
When Life Stinks, It’s Time to Wash the Gym Clothes
Author: Kelly Epperson
Publisher: Rockford Writer’s Guild
Rating:
Reviewed by: Cheryl Malandrinos
If you are looking for the perfect gift for the Mom on your list, then look no further than When Life Stinks, It’s Time to Wash the Gym Clothes by Kelly Epperson.
A compilation of Epperson’s columns that [...]
Filed under: Humor | Tagged: aging, book review, humor books, Kelly Epperson, motherhood, Pump Up Your Book Promotion, virtual book tour, When Life Stinks, world events | 1 Comment »
Born Liberal, Raised Right
Born Liberal, Raised Right: How to Rescue America from Moral Decline–One Family at a Time
Author: Reb Bradley
Publisher: WND Books
Rating:
Reviewed by: Cheryl C. Malandrinos
Are you tired of hearing of all the crime on our streets lately? Does it make you weary to watch the news or read it online? Are you concerned about the direction [...]
Filed under: Current Events, Politics | Tagged: book review, Born Liberal Raised Right, Current Events, political book, political correctness, Reb Bradley, social commentary | 1 Comment »