Book review

National Poetry Month, celebrated in April, turns a spotlight on the heartfelt art form.

Joliet native Jim Ridings provides an in-depth look at the history and politics of tuberculosis beyond the tent colony

Plainfield author writes a lighthearted 21st century Western adventure

If you work with people in any capacity, co-authors Rufus Stephens and Connie Johnson can help you be more effective

‘Song of Sarahrose’ is a lyrical journey of personal growth and faith

Plainfield author Betsy Naglich wrote a novel but based it on her relationship with an adopted son

A quick recap to 5 previously reviewed books that are worth a 2nd glance

‘A Dangerous Freedom’ captures lasting impact of events 20 years ago

Joliet Junior College professor examines the impact of The Beatles against the backdrop of Chicago

‘Body. Mind. Beatdown.’ is a concise, no-nonsense guide to making your dreams come true

The heart of ‘Eva’s Heart’ is to never give up

Route 66 guidebook for Illinois has directions, photos, suggestions for best experiences

Authors say ‘Route 66 Chicago to Santa Monica’ is ‘the only Route 66 guidebook with a fully integrated app’

Anthology includes selection by the mother of a former New Lenox resident

Joliet author's 'Blue Religion' is an even-paced character driven story

LocalLit book reiview: Gail Gilmore's 'Dog Church' is for anyone who has ever loved - and lost - a dog

From pond-jumping to giving homeless demons a home, ‘Heroic Care’ delivers one thought-provoking piece after another

Here are 5 books you should read soon

A review of New Lenox Writers Group anthology ‘Matters of Faith’ is not simply about the obvious meaning of the word

Minooka author Doris Clark navigates the waters of grief in ‘Rowing My Boat Ashore '

The ‘Rocking Chair Exercise Book’ by Joliet naprapath gives 1 more option for fitness

Biblionasium extended the information to W.B.O. teacher Beth Kowalczyk

Principles of Abdurrahi’ms ABC Economics for Children’ work for adults, too

An elderly WWII veteran becomes a hero to help the abused woman next door

Author Joliet Anton said: ‘This book is a tribute to women, midwives, mothers and daughters and love’

Hogan’s Hope will help you believe all things are possible

Retired teacher taught rescue dalmatian American Sign Language

Joliet artist created unique activity book for all ages

Couple’s illustrated book on Plainfield through the years makes local history come alive

Author Sue Shetina paints vivid picture of life in the south and in the Joliet of decades past

Young writer reminds readers where to find true peace

Enjoy the ‘crackling of leaves’ the ‘chill in the air’ and ‘the quick heartbeat’ of fear

A collection of scary stories for scary February weather