Deb Aronson/review | Bullying, friendship, death, deaf culture among many topics in ‘Feathers’ | Books
“Feathers” by Jacqueline Woodson addresses issues many middle-grade books do: fitting in, bullying and friendship. A main plot…
Mara Fass/review | Estranged siblings embark on road trip to reconnection in ‘What We Left Unsaid’ | Books
As summer draws to a close, I decided I was in the mood for one more road-trip novel.…
World renowned artist creates new Colorado Springs sculpture | Arts & Entertainment
There’s a new belle of the ball in northeastern Colorado Springs. “Belle” is the recently erected 5,000-pound steel…
Katelyn Smith/review | Overcoming fear for family | Books
I recently had the pleasure of reading “The Clackity” by Lora Senf, a fairy tale-inspired horror adventure. The…
Deb Aronson/review | ‘The Wrong Way Home’: A utopia or a cult? | Books
I wish I could remember where I first heard about the book “The Wrong Way Home,” by Kate…
Susan McKinney/review | Lastest ‘Daughter of Sherlock Holmes’ entry a great look at WWI Britain | Books
Leonard Goldberg’s eighth book in his “Daughter of Sherlock Holmes” mysteries, “A Scandalous Affair,” is another fascinating look…