Book Review: Plum by Andy Anderegg
PLUM by Andy Anderegg is a second-person marvel—coming of age and the lasting impact of trauma on the path of healing. Reviewed by Lola Lee.
Tag: coming of age fiction
Book Review: 1986 by Will Stepp
1986: Stories by Will Stepp is atmospheric & real—a recollective mood on childhood, family, and friends in the 1980s, coated with the nostalgia of times gone by.
STARRED Book Review: Muddled Cherries
Sally Collins captures the essence of coming of age, wrapping the pains and pleasures of youth in a fresh and compelling narrative in MUDDLED CHERRIES. Reviewed and starred by Melissa Suggitt.
STARRED Book Review: Hell Is a World Without You
Joyous and sobering, HELL IS A WORLD WITHOUT YOU by Jason Kirk is a coming-of-age story from deep within America’s megachurch community examines the realities of love, faith, and apostasy. Reviewed by Warren Maxwell.
Book Review: Isabel’s Starry Night
ISABEL’S STARRY NIGHT by Wanda Webster & Richard M is a spiritual coming of age novel told with compelling social irony and wit. Check out what Susan Morris has to say in this indie book review.
Book Review: The Nothing Brothers
THE NOTHING BROTHERS by Jeff Rosen is a wild ride; kick back in the bucket seat as Nugent blows the speakers out. Check out what Nick Rees Gardner has to say in his book review of this indie historical novel.
Book Review: The Girl in the Water
THE GIRL IN THE WATER by Joseph Howse is a sincere story of friendship and family. Check out what Audrey Davis has to say in her book review of this indie historical novel.
Book Review: Spindrift Love
SPINDRIFT LOVE by Jocelyn Holst Bolster is an atmospheric small town story of finding yourself. Check out what Manik Chaturmutha has to say in her review of this Atmosphere Press novel.
Book Review: Hey, White Girl
HEY, WHITE GIRL by Judith Bice is a bittersweet tale of growing pains, race, and family. Check out what Madeline Barbush of IBR has to say about this Atmosphere Press novel.