by Anthony Conty (Parkville, MD): “The Invention of Charlotte Brontë” is about true information. That makes it a biography, but it reads like fiction. Author Graham Watson takes on the tricky job…

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What are you up to this weekend? I’m wishing a very happy Easter to all who celebrate. This weekend I’m looking forward to time with family and friends, and to enjoying some…

by Cathryn Conroy (Dublin, Ohio): This three-generational family epic is a poignant and perceptive story of mothers and daughters—the love and affection, as well as the anger and antagonism. It is a…

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Let me set the scene. It is 8:45 PM. I’ve entered my bedroom. The lamp is casting a warm glow throughout the room. I turn down my bed and lift the bottom…

by Cathryn Conroy (Dublin, Ohio): Reason No. 1 I Read This Book: From February 18, 2026 through February 18, 2027, Ohio is celebrating the life, literature, and legacy of Toni Morrison, a…

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What are you up to this weekend? I’m hoping for a weekend of spring cleaning and catch-up (and I need a new audiobook to go with those tasks—any recs?). I hope YOU…

by Anthony Conty (Parkville, MD): The opening scenes in “Raising Hare” involve political advisor Chloe Dalton creating a habitat for a leveret, a one-year-old hare without a mother. The odds appeared stacked…