book reviews by Michele Cozzens
This is a VERY well written memoir that I loved reading, primarily because of its honesty. Scott Stokely, a one-of-a-kind character to be sure, invites readers to not only get to know him and his unconventional past but also to learn about the origins of disc golf and how it went from a new activity […]
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Book Review: Olive Kitteridge by Elizabeth Strout This is one of those books that might not grab you in the first fifty pages. You may be tempted to cast it aside and dive into another book on your long reading list, as was the case with more than one reader in my book group. Please
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The Bridge at Valentine by Renee Thompson My rating: 5 of 5 stars Romeo and Juliet in the Idaho Frontier This is the very well written tale of a Mormon, Idaho sheep-farming family named Caldwell, which takes place in the late 1800s. Renee Thompson paints a beautiful visual portrait of the land and fills it
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