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On a Night of a Thousand Stars
by Andrea Yaryura Clark
Choices Change Lives for Decades (3/9/2022)
The writing is clear and descriptive without being flowery and overdone – it was like reading a movie! I thoroughly enjoyed the suspense and appreciated learning about this violent period in Argentinian history.

It was interesting to consider the difficult decisions themore
Take My Hand
by Dolen Perkins-Valdez
Why was it allowed to happen? (10/15/2021)
Take My Hand is a memorable, thought-provoking tale with characters you will care about. It is a piece of historical fiction that speaks to the creation of wrongful norms and how they are changed. The opening of this story gave me pause because I feared it was a story aboutmore
The Forest of Vanishing Stars: A Novel
by Kristin Harmel
Hidden Messages (5/11/2021)
I read this unique tale in just a few days and was eager to get home from work each day to continue reading it. It's a painful piece of historical fiction that reads like a fable and leads the reader to consider important questions about faith;the choices we make and themore
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