A collection of holiday stories curated for the Tucker Free – White Birch Active Living Discussion Group.

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Hame by Annalena McAfee Reviewed by Lynne Lawrence — 9/29/2017   McAfee’s characters from a generation or two past, who meet in the pub to gossip and trade stories of the old days, are captivating. Their language is at once rough and musical, their memories are long, and their toughness and loyalty, inspiring. So I think I really like this book.

World of Tomorrow Reviewed by Lynn M. Piotrowicz — 9/18/2017  Mathews draws the reader in with great characters; going beyond the clichés of Irish gangsters and paid assassins.  Instead, in his prologue he wallops the reader with an atmospheric description of a mob-boss, his study, and the portrait of his mother that hangs over the mobster’s work. I was immediately