To The Lighthouse by Virginia Wolf
To the Lighthouse is a story in three parts. In Part I the Ramsay family have traveled as usual to spend the summer at
April 29, 2012
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Unbroken
by Laura Hillenbrand Review by Buddy Ellisor How much can a man endure before he gives up? It is said that we all have a
July 29, 2011
The Stolen Child
By Keith Donohue When a child is stolen by the fairies, he remains forever a child until the time comes—maybe 100 years later—when he can
June 28, 2011
The Middle Heart
Bette Bao Lord Three unlikely friends forge a bond of loyalty and duty to country that they will remember all their lives in this poignant
March 21, 2011
the Library: Wolf Hall
by Hilary Mantel The world of the English Tudors, particularly that of Henry VIII, is well-known to most of us. We studied about it in
February 15, 2011
Reading Lolita in Tehran
In this season when we focus on all the blessings we have received, we can never forget or take for granted the freedoms that we
November 22, 2010
The Tale of Hill Top Farm
By Susan Wittig Albert Picture the English Lake District; the rolling hills and sparkling lakes under a vivid blue sky. Of course, plump white sheep
November 7, 2010
All Creatures Great and Small
All Creatures Great and Small is the first in a series of memoirs of a Yorkshire veterinarian. James Herriot (pseudonym) is a country doctor fresh
June 7, 2010