The Fiddler’s Gun – 500 Words or Less Review
Guilty of the dreadful crime of being born a girl when her parents wanted a boy, Phinea Button is left at a rural orphanage in the Georgia colony about 20 years before the American Revolution.
Read moreGuilty of the dreadful crime of being born a girl when her parents wanted a boy, Phinea Button is left at a rural orphanage in the Georgia colony about 20 years before the American Revolution.
Read moreNathan Patton (with some help from his children) reviews Jonathan Rogers’ The Wilderking Trilogy.
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Read moreJ.R.R. Tolkien was more than just the man who wrote about hobbits. Discover some of his other works in this edition of The Five. (1,157 words)
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Read moreDavid Lytle reviews Timothy Egan’s The Immortal Irishman. (492 words)
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