22 July, 2013
The Clock of Life by Nancy Klann-Moren is a compelling book-club delight that engaged our members in lively discussions running the gamut from race relations in the […]
22 July, 2013
This book is reminiscent of “To Kill a Mockingbird, by Harper Lee and is one book that will remain on my Kindle. Set in the 1980’s […]
22 July, 2013
Giving the gift of experience is one of the most important functions of literature as is conveying important moral messages and lessons. The Clock of Life does both extraordinarily […]
22 July, 2013
The South’s ugly past (and present) struggle with racism has been the topic of many novels, but few authors have handled the post-Civil Rights Movement period […]
22 July, 2013
Jason Lee Rainey lives in Hadlee, Mississippi in the 70s and 80s. He knows nothing about his deceased father until his first day of school when […]
22 July, 2013
Wow. What a beautifully written, profound novel. The Clock Of Life is a coming of age story with a healthy dose of historical fiction. The characters […]
22 July, 2013
Not only was this book beautifully written, but the depth of the characters was as incredible and the story was powerful. In addition, the author draws […]
22 July, 2013
What a powerful story (it made me cry, but for a good reason)! I enjoyed the characters and really felt for them (which makes or breaks […]
22 July, 2013
Many of the reviews here do a fine job of summarizing and evaluating this novel. I’ll just add a couple of impressions that have particularly lingered […]