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Starred Reviews
THE UNNAMED by Joshua Ferris received 3 starred reviews:
“The novel’s circular aspects, with would-be happy endings spiraling back into chaos and then descending further, integrate Ferris’s themes of family, sickness, and the uncertain division between body and mind into a vastly satisfying and original book.” —Publishers Weekly
“Audacious, risky, and powerfully bleak, with the author’s unflinching artistry its saving grace.”—Kirkus Reviews
“With his devastating metaphoric take on the yearning for connection and the struggles of commitment, Ferris brilliantly channels the suburban angst of Yates and Cheever for the new millennium.”—Booklist
THE SWAN THIEVES by Elizabeth Kostova
“The luxurious artistic detail and richly drawn characters will pull in readers, who will be hard-pressed to stop turning pages. VERDICT Fans of Richard Matheson's What Dreams May Come and Somewhere in Time, both explorations of love across time and space, and readers of Tracy Chevalier and Audrey Niffenegger will enjoy Kostova's strong sophomore effort, which is sure to be a best seller and a suitable choice for book clubs. Highly recommended.”—Library Journal
I AM OZZY by Ozzy Osbourne
"Holding back nothing, this is horrific, fascinating, and often hilarious...the voice here is pure Ozzy...One of the most amazing rock autobiographies of all time"—Library Journal
THE WIFE’S TALE by Lori Lansens
“Lansens's portrait of a woman who hides behind the Kenmore as protection from life's heartache is earthy and primal in its pain. Yet Lansens doesn't resort to an overnight makeover to save Mary. Instead, our heroine uncovers a hidden strength she had all along. Those who loved The Girls will be pleased that Lansens is back. Highly recommended.”—Library Journal