Northshire Bookstore Review
Reviewed By... Ashley Middlebrook

This quirky debut from Steven Kurutz examines a seldom-celebrated side of Rock and Roll culture, the tribute band. While chronicling his travels with two Rolling Stones tribute bands Kurutz begs the question, what satisfaction is there in being 'famous' for pretending to be someone famous? Like a Rolling Stone touches on what the mere existence of tribute bands says about our society today. By turns ... read more>>>

Northshire Bookstore Review
Reviewed By... Marie Leahy

Lang Lang's autobiography takes the reader on a journey of incredulousness and admiration for the life he lead from a very early age toward the pursuit of piano perfection. It is also a story of the mindset and lost opportunities for his parents' generation during the Cultural Revolution, and the determination to fulfill dashed dreams through their children. A riveting read!

Northshire Bookstore Review
Reviewed By... Bruce Anderson

Faced with a great welter of classical music on CD, what's the aspiring collector to do? Here's a thoughtful chronological compendium of works from the twelfth thru twenty-first centuries, with a recommended recording for each. Although in certain instances one might quarrel (as this reviewer does) with the chosen recording, the list of compositions itself is impeccably selected, and as a whole the 1001<... read more>>>