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Christine Westwater, Book Review Editor
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Too Cool, by Duff Brenna
...a teenage kid from the bad side of Denver who’s sole purpose is to drink, smoke pot, screw girls, fight, and steal cars.

Best of Good, a novel by Sarah Lewis
Reclusive former rocker reconnects with humanity...

By The River Piedra, I Sat Down & Wept, by Paulo Coelho
Have you ever read a book where you hated, or at least adamantly disliked, the protagonist and yet still enjoyed the book? Well, that’s how I feel about "By the River Piedra, I Sat Down & Wept" by Paulo Coelho. Coelho tells the story of a woman, Pilar, who goes on a physical, religious and emotional journey, exorcizing the woman she is to become the woman she wants to be...

Stiff: The Curious Lives of Human Cadavers , by Mary Roach
If you ever thought donating your body to science meant just a boring trip to the local medical school’s anatomy class, Roach invites you to tag along with her as she explores the ways in which cadavers are actually used. From crash test dummies strapped into cars, to experiments to debunk the authenticity of the Shroud of Turin, the after-life of the body donated to science is really quite adventurous...

	Writing Alone, Writing Together: A Guide for Writers and Writing Group (New World Library) by Judy Reeves Reviewed by Melanie Jennings
	She's My Sister and My Brother! by Rebecca McCadney copyright 2003 All Rights Reserved A Reivew of The New Girl A Novel by Edwin Perley
	The Cornstalk Man by Daniel Crocker Reviewed by Christine Miller
	Theatre! Theater! Cotton Patch Gospels Reviewed by Melanie Jennings
	Desperately Seeking Humor: Incredible and Satirical Tales of a Substitute Teacher by Virgina L. Minickūs Reviewed by Terrie Leigh Relf
	Non-Fiction The Humblest May Stand Forth: Rhetoric, Empowerment, and Abolition by Jacqueline Bacon Reviewed by Kendra Losee

Novel Land Without Evil by Matthew Pallamary Reviewed by David Boyne

David J. Sherman's new mystery novel, The Dark Side Reviewed by David Boyne

Website Review Haiku Hut editors: Michael Rehling and Deborah Russell Reviewed by Terrie Leigh Relf

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The Silver Flute

Her hands,
like small silver moons
Her finger nails painted
like a bright blue sky
seem to dance
across the slim silver flute
They move swiftly
like a fierce winter wind
I ask,
"How do you move
your fingers so fast?"
"I like playing this song,"
she answers quietly,
seeming so concentrated
as she goes on playing
her fingers dancing again
like stars in the night...

Bryanna Schwartz
A Border Voices Poet
Grade 7, Mesa Verde Middle School