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Though most certainly of interest to former students of the school who may have known the educator, this biography is a fascinating portrait of a dynamic and complex man. It is not just a story about educational methods, but of a man courageously fighting against a rigid system and charting his own path, and in turn the path of all of his students. In this way, the biography is an inspiring story of perseverance and ultimate success, which is a story that can speak to many readers.

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A gripping and thought-provoking work of YA historical fiction. As pure entertainment, Kroll’s book is top-notch, but it is also full of fascinating and important historical detail. Far beyond it being a great read – which it most certainly is – the book raises an important moral dilemma about helping one’s fellow man when that person happens to be the enemy. A thoughtful and well-written novel, The Last April is highly recommended for readers who may never read young adult or historical fiction, as the themes Kroll covers are timeless and vital.

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Denis Jay Klein writes dry and humorous lines, and Something Olde is an out-and-out comedic runaround. Klein’s own apparently detailed local knowledge of Bermuda, its history, and the sea and plane-faring technicalities needed to venture there at all, add up to a really cozy kind of read. A cocktail of mayhem that basically anyone looking for a light and very entertaining read will enjoy.

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Electric Order holds no punches in its startling and unique vision of the future. The prologue has a razor-sharp hook that will grip you from the very start. The world of the book is written with vivid clarity. The reader can almost touch the Metropolis, as Martel is expert at establishing setting. His knowledge bleeds onto the page and sets the foundation for a believable, extraordinary world. A must-read for fans of action-heavy dystopian fiction, Electric Order is an impressive science fiction debut.

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