Nina's Bookie Blog

If your family is normal, or even quasi-normal, then The Liar’s Club will showcase a whole new cultural experience for you. Mary Karr’...

Eden is one of several novels that my cousin Michal gave me to introduce me to Israeli literature, and it is a grand introduction, a sha...

Neil Gaiman’s epic American Gods would be a great subject for a master’s-level analytical essay. But since my humble blog promises to ke...

Detroit City Is the Place To Be  wasn’t what I hoped. Going in, I wanted to read about Detroit’s greatness and, maybe, get an honest n...

Inspired by the true story of Depression-era serial killer Harry Powers, The Night of the Hunter , first published in 1953, is an old-...

Neil Peart is famously the drummer for the Canadian rock band Rush, but his book The Masked Rider: Cycling in West Africa is almost entir...

The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet’s Nest is the final book in Stieg Larsson’s Dragon Tattoo series, and it picks up right where The Girl Wh...