Alexis Burling Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

Alexis Burling

We all carry our guilt around with us...In Claire Oshetsky’s creepy yet magnetic, fable-like novel, “Poor Deer,” that gnawing, inescapable feeling takes the form of a slightly deranged, mossy-toothed imaginary deer — named Poor Deer after the phrase “poor dear”

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That gnawing feeling of “what if” is the jumping-off point of Rowley’s latest novel. Equal parts contemplative, heartfelt and, yes, slightly corny, the book not only serves as a reminder that life is indeed short, but also pays tribute to the healing power of friendship ...

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Extraordinary ... With plenty of wisdom and strategically placed infusions of heart, it offers a bird’s-eye view into the day-to-day of a group of people often misrepresented or misunderstood

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A tornado of feelings, from guilt and fury to patience and empathy. It picks at the scabs of humanity’s failures with eyes wide open while simultaneously showing us how to be humble, how to be honest and how to love

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Like any tried-and-true epic...the reason Homeseeking is ultimately so successful is because of Chen's talent for seamlessly blending her characters' deeply nuanced personal stories with far-reaching historical events to explore universal themes about the human condition

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A powerhouse novel that reflects both how high we can fly and how quickly we can be knocked down. But Sexton’s message is clear: “Oh, yes, change (blows) in like the wind,” she writes. The best we can do is lift our arms up, steer when we can, and make the most out of the ride.

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if there’s one current event that can bring everyone together to work on a creative endeavor, it’s COVID-19. The project is “Fourteen Days,” a poignant and emotionally resonant yet slightly repetitive and uneven collaborative novel edited by Margaret Atwood and Douglas Preston.

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