Claire Cameron’s most powerful gift to readers is the reflective yet juvenile voice of the narrator, five-year-old Anna. Anna leads the reader and her two-year-old brother, Stick, away from the remote campsite and the confusion and horror of the large black beast, her missing father and her dying mother whose last request is that she […]
Jessie Hannah
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Next stop, Connect 2 Yoga
Grab your yoga passport and seek out serenity down the lane at the Yoga Shack, where you will find your own semi-private vacay, tucked behind the garden at 1043 Tower Road. Roll out your mat for Connect 2 Yoga, lead by Dawn Carson, it’s charming, engaging and peaceful. I kicked off Yoga Week last night […]
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Live to Tell
Libby Thorne, your average teen, awakes in the hospital with no memory of how she got there. She soon discovers her role in an accident that has left a victim critically injured. Her turmoil connected to being criminally charged blends with her confusion related to boys, drinking and out-of-character decisions leading up to the accident. […]