Story of survival doesn’tdisappoint November 20, 2006evanreynolds I often wonder what anticipation does to an event. Most of the time when I am looking forward to a certain affair happening, [...]
�The Dawn of Hope� offers a new look at Holocaust October 31, 2006evanreynolds Choosing a new book once you have finished a particularly good one is always a difficult task. I usually end up starting several [...]
With a rotten spine: �The Bell Jar� still a classic September 19, 2006evanreynolds Cleaning out the attic this summer in the sweltering heat was a filthy job, but someone had to do it. Since I was [...]
Child literature has adult meaning too April 25, 2006evanreynolds Everyone has a book they remember fondly from childhood. Antoine de Saint-Exup�ry’s �The Little Prince� has been a vanguard in children’s literature for [...]
Controversy surrounds James Frey’s �addicting read�: �A Million Little Pieces� April 4, 2006evanreynolds Controversy is not a word that is used to describe a book unless it has evoked strong emotion. James Frey’s first work, �A [...]