INTRODUCTION: Mary Alice Monroe’s first historical novel, Where the Rivers Merge, is quite different from the other twenty-nine books she has written. She still focuses on endangered species, but this time her greater focus is on awareness for conservation and protection of our natural resources. Because Mary Alice also likes to educate us while we […]
“The Cheese Biscuit Queen Kiss My Aspic!” by Mary Martha Greene
Are you hungry? Because if you are, Mary Martha Greene will send you straight into the kitchen with her new book, The Cheese Biscuit Queen Kiss My Aspic!. You’re probably not going to get past the first couple of recipes in this book before you have to gather your ingredients and make one of them. […]
“Good Eye, Bad Eye” by Jeanne Malmgren
Readers of Jeanne Malmgren’s engaging memoir, Good Eye, Bad Eye, will find the universal themes and the clarity of her writing style appealing. From her personal story of trauma following a childhood eye injury, life truths emerge as Jeanne struggles to find her way in the world. This is not another poor-pitiful-me memoir. Instead, it […]



