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THE BOOK NOOK

August 10, 2008 - 9:00 pm
 

Check out recent reviews of these books online:

"Heart Sick" by Chelsea Cain, a great new thriller in paperback with a sequel coming soon

"Coraline" by Neil Gaiman, a graphic novel version of the tale that loses nothing from the original

"Chasing Darkness" is another great installment in the series by Robert Crais

Have a book you think everyone should read? Write up a review of 200 words or less and e-mail it to assistant features editor Lindsey Losnedahl at llosnedahl@reviewjournal.com. Include your name, age and a daytime telephone number. Reader reviews are not paid for and will be published on the Web site.

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