Bored of the Rings by Meg S., Ann Arbor, MI Bored of the Rings is the hilarious parody ofJ.R.R. Tolkien's epic fantasy, The Lord of the Rings. This side-splitting bookfollows the travels of Frito Bugger through Lower Middle-Earth on his quest todestroy the One Ring ... Continue...
Earth From Above by Kathryn G., Stony Brook, NY The image of the world from within the clouds is one we usually leave to our imagination ... Continue...
First They Killed My Father by Abby W., Wichita, KS "An eloquent and powerful narrative ... This is an important story that will have a dramatic impact on today's readers and inform generations to come," said Dith Pran [whose story was told in "The Killing Fields"] of this gripping true story ... Continue...
Mulata by Shelby B., Phoenix, AZ With Asturias's masterpiece Mulata, Guatemalan folklore is finally exposed to the world. This spectacular novel ventures into uncharted rural hamlets, leading one man through trials that oscillate between myth and life to discover his conflict with evil ... Continue...
Quo Vadis by Katie P., Bear, DE Quo Vadis, a novel of ancient Rome, is very long, but you won't want to put it down. This is the story of the love between a Christian woman and a Roman officer who eventually converts to Christianity ... Continue...
The Passion of Artemisia by Jennifer C., New City, NY Set in the heart of Renaissance Italy, The Passion of Artemisia follows the life of renowned artist Artemisia Gentileschi.
Artemisia is publicly shunned from Roman society for her "participation" (as the victim) in a statutory rape ... Continue...
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