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To Hell in a Handbasket Beth Groundwater Five Star, 2009 ISBN 1594147590 Hardcover To Hell in a Handbasket by Beth Groundwater was good, but if you’re looking for a crafty mystery, this isn’t the one to pick. Now if you’re a skier or a mom with a daughter that’s leaving the nest, then this book [...]
November 22, 2010
Tags: adult mystery, Brown and Company, Five Star, kids, Little, middle grade, Scholastic Press, Scribner Book Company, traditional, young adult Posted in: Guest Reviews, Teeny Reviews 
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This and That
And the winner is— Congratulations to Reader Wil in the Netherlands for winning a signed copy of Vicki Lane’s The Day of Small Things and many thanks to everyone else who entered the drawing! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Well, I’m $1,300 poorer but now we know a lot about Hamilton’s health. He has good skeletal condition and no [...]
September 23, 2010
Tags: AmazonEncore, contest, dark fantasy, Hamilton, humor, Scholastic Press, young adult, \ Posted in: Contests/Giveaways, Hamilton, Tales of a Bookseller, Teeny Reviews No Comments
A Contest Winner, Teeny Reviews and More
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Without Mercy Lisa Jackson Kensington Publishing, 2010 ISBN 0758225644 Hardcover It was a good book and kept me interested through the read. The only negative I have is that one does need to suspend disbelief about this school and its success. Other than that, I took it with me everywhere until I finished it! [...]
September 6, 2010
Tags: Dementi Milestone Publishing, Kensington Publishing, mystery, nonfiction, regional travel, thriller Posted in: Contests/Giveaways, Guest Reviews, My Reviews, Tales of a Bookseller, Teeny Reviews One Comment
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The Telltale Turtle Joyce & Jim Lavene Midnight Ink, 2008 ISBN 0738712264 Trade Paperback Pet psychic Mary Catherine is a widow with panache and a successful radio show. Then, one day, she hears the thoughts of an animal in distress and discovers a turtle with the body of his murdered owner. Unfortunately, turtles don’t have [...]
February 22, 2010
Tags: animals, cozy, hardboiled, Midnight Ink, mystery, noir, nonfiction, reference, regional travel, Richmond Discoveries, Scribner Book Company Posted in: Teeny Reviews No Comments
Review: The Last Oracle by James Rollins
The Last Oracle James Rollins HarperAudio, June 2009 ISBN 9780061727603 Unabridged Audio CD Read by Peter Jay Fernandez I wanted to like this book—I really appreciate Rollins’ work in general—but I’ll have to try again. I chose the audiobook version and the narrator kept losing me to the point I’d have to rewind way too [...]
November 20, 2009
Tags: audio book, HarperAudio, thriller Posted in: Teeny Reviews No Comments
Review: How To Take Over Teh Wurld
How to Take Over teh Wurld Professor Happycat Gotham Books, September 2009 ISBN 1592405169 Trade Paperback The next entry in the I Can Has Cheezburger canon, this is another collection of riotously funny pictures and captions of kittehs on the quest to dominate their hoomins and, ultimately, the world. If you haven’t already, you must [...]
November 15, 2009
Tags: animals, Gotham Books, humor Posted in: Teeny Reviews No Comments
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