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Banned Book Review #12
Written by ediblewoman.  Read More »

Banned Book Review #11
Written by Shimmeringstar

Athletic Shorts by Chris Crutcher is a collection of six short stories that may be short and easy to read, but not soon or easily forgotten.  Read More »

Weight is a problem in our society today, whether you see the problem as too many people weighing too much or there being too much of a focus on weight all together. Either way you cut it, it's a dangerous topic to embark upon.  Read More »

Banned Book Review #10
Written by Poison_Ivy  Read More »

Another topic on many people's minds is the genocide in Darfur. Human rights activists have exposed this tragedy, and citizens from all over the world have been participating in relief efforts since. Our journalists go in to get the real story, often risking their lives to get the knowledge of what is happening out there.  Read More »

Banned Book Review #9
Written by AmericanGirlinChina, who has now left us  Read More »

I recently finished the book War is a Force that Gives Us Meaning by Chris Hedges for the second time. It is an infinitely interesting account of a war correspondent's experiences in war-torn countries, but it is also infinitely disturbing. Even the title itself makes me shy away, not wanting to believe what I'm reading and this continues through the entire book.  Read More »

Banned Books Review #8
Written by ediblewoman

How to Eat Fried Worms, by Thomas Rockwell, tells the story of a bet, fifteen worms, a whole bunch of bickering.  Read More »