
Book Review :: Don’t Call It a Comeback by Keira D’Amato
"A story about finding joy in what one loves, whether that’s running or any other vocation or avocation one might have."
"A story about finding joy in what one loves, whether that’s running or any other vocation or avocation one might have."
“Capitalism is a lot more important than democracy. I’m not even a big believer in democracy.” Stephen Moore, Economic Advisor to President Trump
"Life is found in the struggles, as well as the moments of joy, especially in the quotidian nature of life..."
Drawing "strength from the women of the past," Cass is "optimistic about the future, as she refuses to give into hopelessness."
"This novel is about love and care among a group of friends who make meaningful lives out of some difficult circumstances."
A boy who washes ashore in a barrel is adopted by a family, changing a small Irish village.
This novel follows an isolated woman who confronts suppressed truths about herself, her family, and her country.
"...characters and readers will need to change their approach to the world to have any chance of survival."
This essay collection argues for a political shift to the left by connecting personal experiences with broader cultural and political issues.
"Reading such a work should provide us with more empathy . . . especially when we deal with grief and loss in ways others might not understand."