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Review 26: Minnie by Ashley Lane

By LK Gardner-Griffie on August 13, 2009

When I saw Minnie posted for review request, I knew I wanted to review it even before I read the preview. There was just something about it that appealed to me and drew me in. In fact, I put dibs on the book before I read the preview, and then realized I had better do my homework first and find out exactly what I was getting myself into.

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Review 23: The Simplest of Acts by Melanie Haney

By LK Gardner-Griffie on July 3, 2009

The Simplest of Acts: And Other Stories is a short collection of short stories. In only 102 pages, Melanie Haney manages to take us into the hearts and lives of eleven separate individuals.

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