Books reviewed by Lisa Guidarini at BookBrowse.

Lisa Guidarini
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Lisa Guidarini is a Reference Librarian, Professional Media/Literature reviewer for Library Journal (and BookBrowse of course), and a voting member of the National Book Critics Circle. You can visit her at her blog: bluestalking.typepad.com

Books reviewed by Lisa Guidarini

Harvest (04/03/13)
The Blackhouse (10/31/12)
Gold (07/25/12)
Darwin's Ghosts (06/28/12)
The Lifeboat (05/09/12)
The Cove (04/18/12)
The Outlaw Album (01/11/12)
Zone One (10/19/11)
The Astral (09/21/11)

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