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Nov 18, 20202 min read
"Wintering: The Power of Rest and Retreat in Difficult Times," | Reviewed by Chris Stuckenschneider
It’s a glum time—COVID-19 numbers spiking and the holidays approaching—we could all use a bit of inspiration to get us through the worry...
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cstucky2
Oct 19, 20202 min read
"Leave the World Behind" | Reviewed by Chris Stuckenschneider
“Stranger Things” and “The Twilight Zone” have nothing on Rumaan Alam’s race-through, apocalyptic thriller “Leave the World Behind.” This...
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cstucky2
Oct 11, 20202 min read
"Dear Child" | Reviewed by Chris Stuckenschneider
A woman disappears after a party in Munich—23-year-old Lena hasn’t been heard from in 14 years. Her grief-stricken parents continue to...
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cstucky2
Oct 2, 20202 min read
"Whale Day, And Other Poems" | Reviewed by Chris Stuckenschneider
Let me preface this review by stating I’m not a big poetry buff—in fact, my appreciation of the genre rests entirely on my friendship and...
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cstucky2
Sep 18, 20202 min read
"Before the Ever After," | Reviewed by Chris Stuckenschneider
A boy’s relationship with his father, who’s suffering life-altering symptoms from traumatic hits he took to his head as a pro-football...
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cstucky2
Sep 3, 20202 min read
"The Exiles," Reviewed by Chris Stuckenschneider
Following her success with her bestselling novel “Orphan Train,” author Christina Baker Kline gifts readers with yet another stellar...
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cstucky2
Aug 24, 20202 min read
"The Boy in the Field," by Margot Livesay
Start “The Boy in the Field,” and you’re immediately into it. At center stage are three British siblings coming to grips with “something...
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