Ginna Baker





Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows
Confounded by the Snape Question
It's Not Nice Having to Choose Bumper Stickers

It is Rowling, not Dumbledore, whose character we must assess. And like her Half-Blood Prince, Rowling has already proven herself too slippery to be second-guessed. The safest bet might be to surrender our minds (and our money) to her literary genius.


The Ladies of Grace Adieu
A Letter to Readers on the Subject of an Excellent Book

Written in 19th-century English reminiscent of Jane Austen, these brilliant stories include a retelling of "Rumplestilskin," a tale of Mary Queen of Scots, and a folk tale about a famous magician king.

 


March: A Novel
A Realistic Retelling

If you are interested in the civil war, the ethics of slavery, the life of a Union chaplain, or just an interesting read, this novel by Geraldine Brooks might be for you.