A zillion years ago, in the tiny spaces of my tiny mind, tangled yarns confused. O come! Come, reader! Join me as we -- characters all -- snip to clip the endless loop of interior consternation. Come, reader!

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• Alvin's Farm Book 1: Alvin's Farm on Jan. 08, 2012
  
  Alvin in particular grabbed me from the moment he appeared -- simple dialog that expresses so much. Graham writes with love for her story, and for her characters, and the reader feels that love throughout.
  
• Alexander Murphy's Home for Wayward Celebrities on March 06, 2012
  
  Start with a quote: "... it takes more than twenty-three chromosomes to have a say in your kid's life." There are quite a few quotables in this novel. The author's voice (I won't tell more and spoil it) can be personal and sincere. That voice is strongest at the end, when the 'Secret' is exposed -- nice. Too many passages were rough going at times, lots of characters at lots of parties, which is what celebrities do, so I'm told. My emotional connection to the main character was minimal, and I think the book could use some editing. I'm certainly glad I didn't give up. When he pours his literary heart out, Mr. Karaczewski can write.
  
• The Well Boiled Icycle on May 04, 2012
  
  Bravo Barnaby! Just when I had convinced myself of the world's doom, it's Barnaby Wilde to the rescue, HAHA champion of short some-sense nonsense, love of words and wordplay. I like, like, like.