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|author=Miroslav Penkov
|title=Stork Mountain
|rating=4
|genre=General Fiction, Literary Fiction
|summary=A young man, his grandfather and a stork with a broken wing are the ''company of rebels'' at the heart of this lively tale set in Bulgaria's Strandja Mountains. The storks that return to the mountains each spring are migrants, like so many of the people that have passed through the region over the centuries. The young narrator is also in transit, born in Bulgaria, but raised and educated in America. The story opens with his return to Bulgaria in search of his grandfather who has broken off contact with his family in America. But the young man's motives are not as clear cut as first appears.
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1473622182</amazonuk>
}}
{{newreview
|author= Kristie Dean
|summary=The cruise to Alaska came as something of a surprise to Harriet Chance. It had been booked by her husband, Bernard, before his death and almost on a whim Harriet decided that she ''would'' go and take her best friend Mildred along with her. She might be seventy eight, but when she thought about it there didn't seem to be any reason not to go and it might give them both a new lease of life. She and Bernard had been married for fifty-five years, but the cruise would not work out as she hoped and for some of the strangest of reasons.
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>0099592673</amazonuk>
}}
{{newreview
|author=Marisa Reichardt
|title=Underwater
|rating=4.5
|genre=Teens
|summary=Morgan has a post-it note in her apartment:
 
''1. Breathe''<br>
''2. You are okay''<br>
''3. You are not dying''
 
And if you had escaped a school shooting alive, you might need a note like this too, right?
 
People died. Kids died. Friends died. And afterwards, Morgan's school closed for a while. Morgan started attending a new school but it was just too much for her. She retreated to her apartment, enrolled at an online high school and didn't leave. Morgan hasn't crossed the threshold for months. If she only stays inside then she's safe. And a shut-in's life has a rhythm. Morgan's day is predictable: daytime TV, online school, grilled cheese and soup for lunch, visits from her therapist. And Mom and little brother Ben to liven up the evenings.
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1447287363</amazonuk>
}}

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