Our Book Banter

The 2005 award-winning, nonfiction book, American Prometheus: The Triumph and Tragedy of J. Robert Oppenheimer, chronicles the life and the […]

Jane Eyre book review

Charlotte Brontë’s novel, Jane Eyre, is classified as a Gothic romance, but to me, this enchanting book is so much

One of the first Elmore Leonard books that I read was Rum Punch. Even though that was a long time

As a young boy, I remember pulling Wuthering Heights off the book shelf in our local school library. I read

The first time I read The Perks of Being a Wallflower, I was already middle-aged. Unfortunately, I wasn’t able to

Through the years, I’ve had lots of chances to watch the movie, Breakfast at Tiffany’s. But, I suspected it would

Way back in 1992, I first read Elmore Leonard’s best-selling novel, Rum Punch. Being a fan of Elmore Leonard, I

Kazuo Ishiguro has become one of my favorite authors. His books are literary treasures that are compelling and hard-to-put-down. I

As human beings, we all have an innate need to wonder—we dream about what is out there among the stars.

Watership Down, written by Richard Adams, was first published in 1972 as a children’s story. Since then, the epic story

As I started reading Laura Hillenbrand’s nonfictional book, Unbroken, I was immediately drawn into this true story. It was an

Recently, I read Paul Theroux’s travel book called On the Plain of Snakes. In it, he traveled along the border