Reviews by Alison K. (Hamilton, NJ)

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Zig-Zag Boy: A Memoir of Madness and Motherhood
by Tanya Frank
It Could Happen to You (3/1/2023)
Tanya Frank is a likable everymom who finds herself faced with disaster. Her child's sudden illness cannot be healed or even clearly defined. As mothers, we know these possibilities exist, but it's easier to believe they only happen to other people. Frank's memoir is amore
The Mostly True Story of Tanner & Louise
by Colleen Oakley
Spend time with someone from another generation to learn more about yourself (10/24/2022)
Despite a slow start with two unlikable characters, I found myself drawn into this book and loving both Tanner and Louise by the end. I liked the way each of their stories unraveled, especially learning the truth about what Louise left behind. I also liked how Tanner grewmore
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