This month, I’ve taken a break from my usual longform review and compiled a list of recommendations that are perfect for summer. Some great Ojibwe mystery audiobooks, a cozy fantasy and a cozy folk horror (if there is such a thing). Scroll on!
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This month, we accompany an army of insects to the New York Public Library for an exhibition that highlights their amazing impact on the earth throughout history, all in a nifty graphic novel format (and with plenty of commentary from the insects themselves). Plus, a couple of ways to discover more books by self-published authors.
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This month, we walk between worlds with a twelve-year-old boy who’s negotiating the delicate balance between grief, a high-wire act on a stone wall, and a mysterious cemetery. So grab that balancing pole! We’re heading into the ether.
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This month, we hunker down with a cozy middle grade, small town mystery. Actually, two. So strap on your snowshoes. We’re heading for New England!
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This month, we accompany a runaway who must choose between exploring her indigenous roots or fleeing from a past that may literally kill her. If you’re a fan of Indigenous Noir (or even if you’ve never heard of it), read on! Plus, how I blended human and AI feedback to craft my book blurb.
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