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Jill Hart is an avid reader and reviewer. In addition to Blogcritics, her reviews can be found on RadiantLit, The Suspense Zone and Trashionista.com. Her newest addition is a blog on PreciousMoms.com entitled Radiant Readers. Jill also runs a network of sites for Christian Work at Home Moms including CWAHM.com, CWAHD.com and CWAHMnetwork.com.
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Book Review: Flippy Goes on a Road Trippy by John Mese and Dawn Kelsey
I had almost forgotten what fun road trips can be. Then I came across Flippy Goes on a Road Trippy.
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Book Review: LEGO MINDSTORMS NXT One-Kit Wonders - Ten Inventions to Spark Your Imagination by Fay Rhodes (Editor)
One-Kit Wonders offers ten new projects that can be built with just the NXT kit - no extra parts necessary.
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Book Review: Bible Illuminated - The Book New Testament
Displayed in a magazine-like format, the colors and imagery are striking and will keep the reader wanting to turn the pages.
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Book Review: Dirty Martini by J.A. Konrath
Dirty Martini makes for a fast-paced, edge of your seat read that will keep you reading long into the night.
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Book Review: Blessed Are the Meddlers by Christa Ann Banister
Christa Ann Banister’s sophomore novel brings us back into the life of Sydney Alexander, aka "Lucy for the Lovelorn."
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Book Review: Revolution by Alex Tamayo-Wolfe
Revolution's storyline and theme of salvation will stick with you long after you finish the book.
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Book Review: The Book Club by Kate McCabe
I didn't expect a novel about a book club to be able to deliver so much at once - romance, betrayal, deceit, and mystery.
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Book Review: Holly Would Dream By Karen Quinn
This charming story has it all. Hysterical characters, romance and mystery combine to make some of the spunkiest contemporary fiction around.
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Book Review: The Dangerous Days of Daniel X by James Patterson and Michael Ledwidge
A cross between comic book hero tale and sci-fi.
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Book Review: Left Bank by Kate Muir
This book is quite different than most chick lit, primarily because it begins with a mystery.
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