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Judy Krueger

Judy has been an avid reader since the age of six. She works part time as a bookseller at her local independent bookstore, participates in five reading groups and is at work on a memoir of her life in reading. You can visit her blog at keepthewisdom.blogspot.com.

Books reviewed by Judy Krueger

The Last Man Standing (11/20/13)

A Dark Redemption (08/21/13)

We Are All Completely Beside Ourselves (06/05/13)

Back to Blood (11/14/12)

The Revised Fundamentals of Caregiving (09/05/12)

Last Will (08/08/12)

Divorce Islamic Style (05/30/12)

The Patagonian Hare (04/11/12)

Gods Without Men (03/07/12)

Prospero Regained (11/03/11)

The Forgotten Waltz (10/05/11)

Luminarium (09/07/11)

Fly Trap (08/04/11)

Say Her Name (05/12/11)

The World Beneath (03/09/11)

The Illumination (02/03/11)

The Finkler Question (11/17/10)

Snakewoman of Little Egypt (11/17/10)

How to Read the Air (10/20/10)

Room (09/22/10)

Rock Paper Tiger (08/04/10)

Rat (06/09/10)

The Long Song (05/19/10)

The Surrendered (04/21/10)

36 Arguments for the Existence of God (02/17/10)

The Swan Thieves (02/17/10)

The Geometry of God (01/13/10)

Wolf Hall (11/19/09)

Solace of the Road (11/05/09)

The Lacuna (11/05/09)

After the Fire, a Still Small Voice (10/07/09)

The Magicians (09/02/09)

In the Kitchen (07/08/09)

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