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- Review of Sarahland: Stories by Sam Cohen
self and meaning--while coping with versions of the universal challenges women have faced throughout time I felt uneasy a good bit of the time I was reading this, and I never predicted where Cohen was taking designer jeans, burned CDs, the existence of OkCupid) cement the reader entertainingly in specific times
- Review of Life After Life by Kate Atkinson
“It was a long time ago now, and it was yesterday.” Ursula didn't survive her own birth. But she got another go-round at life, and that time she survived being born--only to die young in an At times Ursula's decision-making and her unknowing shifting of situations has immense personal impact I feared I'd get turned around in time by listening to the book rather than reading it, but narrator
- Review of Thistlefoot by GennaRose Nethercott
And their residue is all around us, all the time, but we don't even know it. dark adventure tale with roots in Jewish folklore, and puppets (which may or may not come to life at times
- Review of Not for the Faint of Heart by Lex Croucher
country who is advancing medical techniques and is sought out for her helpful salves and methods in a time
- Review of A Far Better Thing by H. G. Parry
I feared this was the best of times; I hoped it could not get any worse. H. G.
- Review of Remarkably Bright Creatures by Shelby Van Pelt
I felt somewhat impatient with the amount of page time in the book spent on tedious matters such as filling I loved Marcellus the octopus, and I decided not to spend time considering the potential issue of the
- One More List of My Favorite Historical Fiction Reads of the Year
Archie begins wondering about unexplained aspects of his own family history, and when he and his aunts travel
- Shhh! More Book Gifts for Kids and Teens
Serrano dives into fan disputes big and small, including "Who was the best dunker of all time?" Rowling I'm just finishing the Harry Potter series for the third time (I read it once on my own before Miranda, a book of life skills for young people, a gorgeous coffee table book that encourages armchair travels
- Review of Don't Tell Anybody the Secrets I Told You by Lucinda Williams
the societal opposition to it; how she missed some world-changing musical movements because of her timing Don't Tell Anybody is at times funny with a tragic undertone, as in the recounting of the song Lucinda
- Thankful for Five-Star Bossy Reads
Do you have all-time favorites you always recommend to others? What makes them your favorites? The Sparrow took a little time to get going for me, but then I was blown away. Gilded Hour explores how these women's abilities and constraints intersect with women's rights of the time
- Review of Dear Girls: Intimate Tales, Untold Secrets, & Advice for Living Your Best Life by Ali Wong
daughters without editing out her intimate experiences and frustrations, general insecurities, and her travel
- Review of The Story Thieves (Story Thieves #1) by James Riley
both in class and at the library where Owen's mom works--and where Bethany seems to spend all of her time how it all works are laid out as we dive in; we briefly dabble in well-known books and characters at times Riley is also the author of the Half Upon a Time and Revenge of Magic series.
- July Wrap-Up: My Favorite Reads of the Month
There's a ton of steaminess as Lilah and Shane at times can't deny their attraction and act upon it. Despite some of the questionable, haunting choices that are made at times in the story, I was so taken stumbles into a crime--a gunman is wandering a big-box store, shooting--she draws her gun for the first time But a young woman in that time has little say over her destiny.
- Three Books I'm Reading Now, 8/11/25 Edition
But the shrouded girls begin to disappear, and Sybil doubts for the first time whether their purpose
- Six Great Stories about Robots, Humans and Alien Life, and AI
I wished for more page time spent on everyday tasks and activities (cooking, shifting household modules , travel, and communicating), which were all carried out in Jetsons-level, fascinating, futuristic ways
- Review of The Lonely Hearts Book Club by Lucy Gilmore
a book about books, but I was confused as to why the characters would seek out and spend prolonged time Who would give him the benefit of the doubt so many times?
- Review of Junie by Erin Crosby Eckstine
of say-so and constant fear of the enslaved, Eckstine builds a rich story of detail of life at the time
- Review of The Fire and the Ore by Olivia Hawker
lives of three women in Utah Territory in 1857 and of the burgeoning Mormon faith in that place at that time Hawker is skilled at using well-researched details to bring to vivid life a place and time in history Mormonism offered these people hope--for, during that time, the church espoused its great dream of building
- Review of The Marriage Portrait by Maggie O'Farrell
The skips through time wonderfully shape the story and create fascinating pacing as Lucrezia enjoys moments Sofia, Emilia, and Jacobo aren't given extensive page time but serve pivotal roles in the story and in
- Review of Before She Disappeared by Lisa Gardner
Frankie travels the country tracking lost women, moving into communities with little more than a change
- Review of Let's Not Do That Again by Grand Ginder
personality and political aspirations and her son Nick's coming into his own, and I wished for more page time I found myself wishing for more page time spent with Nancy and her political life and for more family
- Review of Small Things Like These by Claire Keegan
It seemed both proper and at the same time deeply unfair that so much of life was left to chance. and lays them alongside Big Moments of Realization--which often require grace and forgiveness, other times
- Review of The Tainted Cup (Shadow of the Leviathan #1) by Robert Jackson Bennett
The towers of justice are built one brick at a time. We have more to build yet.”
- Review of Trip by Amie Barrodale
More from Amie Barrodale Amie Barrodale is also the author of You Are Having a Good Time and William
- Review of You Think It, I'll Say It by Curtis Sittenfeld
of course, that of all the feelings of my youth that would pass, it was this one, of an abundance of time
- Review of Buried Deep and Other Stories by Naomi Novik
mention of the Temeraire series, below) and Pride and Prejudice , and it made me grin with glee the whole time
- Review of Fable by Adrienne Young
atmospheric descriptions of imagined twisted seaside towns, deserted islands, and adventurous ocean travel
- Review of Being Mortal by Atul Gawande
All-out treatment, we tell the incurably ill, is a train you can get off at any time--just say when. We are going through a societal learning curve, one person at a time.
- Three Books I'm Reading Now, 11/17/21 Edition
By the time summer is over, Mary Jane will understand how many more possibilities there are for her future than she's ever dreamed of. 02 Wintering: The Power of Rest and Retreat in Difficult Times by Katherine nonfiction ode to settling in, stepping back, and slowing down, she explores her own experiences with times
- Review of The Gilded Hour by Sara Donati
-and it's all centered around independent women with unconventional women's roles in society at the time Gilded Hour explores how these women's abilities and constraints intersect with women's rights of the time length and depth when there's space to air out the story somewhat--and because of the energy and page time
- Six Magical Fairy Tales Grown-Ups Will Love
We hear them sometimes, from travelers passing through.
- Review of Jack by Marilynne Robinson
Marilynne Robinson offers another gentle yet affecting book in her Gilead series, this time about faith It's somewhat surprising that Della is willing to enter into such a fraught--and, at the time, illegal goal-focused Della to set her romantic sights upon despite the immense difficulties of their spending time Robinson explores complex issues regarding race and related societal pressures of the time; Jack's and
- Review of A Court of Thorns and Roses by Sarah J. Maas
often read like a romance novel featuring fairies; I listened to this as an audiobook and admit that at times There's a significant amount of page time spent on Feyre's thinking and wondering and imagining, and is so popular, this acronym is widely used in place of its title) which made me literally shriek at times way specified after the fact; the absurdity that a ruler who was centuries old would within a short time I've been told that the series strengthens over time, so I plan to take a breather and then read the
- Review of She's a Lamb! by Meredith Hambrock
I often have a tough time reading about protagonists who are making poor choices, but the book's dark
- Review of Nightwatch on the Hinterlands by K. Eason
They begin to forge a stronger bond (despite how irritating they each find the other), but there's no time I think this was because of personal timing and my reading-during-vacation distraction circumstances,
- Six Books Set in Australia that Are Fair Dinkum Fascinating
Exiles was the right mystery at the right time for me. Morton Morton offers a Secret Garden-type tale for grown-ups, with twisty stories connected across time I loved spending time with main protagonist Eli as he navigated tough situations and emerged with hope because of them), he emerges as a fantastic, oddball, singularly heroic character I loved spending time
- Review of Great Circle by Maggie Shipstead
Shipstead has created two independent, defiant, appealingly strong young women split by time. interconnected stories--which felt equally compelling to me--Shipstead brings to life these disparate places and times Shipstead has created two independent, defiant, appealingly strong young women split by time (and, secondarily
- Review of Ancillary Justice (Imperial Radch #1) by Ann Leckie
, the inserted odd, prolonged asides halt the progression of the story, often taking extensive page time
- Review of The River We Remember by William Kent Krueger
Yet the tone of the book is not one of intrigue and suspense; this is a patiently paced story of a time
- Review of Queens of London by Heather Webb
I wish we had spent more time with Lilian in her role as a police officer, as the story skews heavily
- Six Powerful Memoirs About Facing Mortality
neurosurgeon facing a terminal cancer diagnosis, found himself with many thoughts about existence and little time There was just a little bit of repetition at times, but I read an advance reader's copy, so this likely Kate Bowler's book No Cure for Being Human is a five-star, all-time favorite read of mine.
- Review of Blue Sisters by Coco Mellors
accent was such a departure from the non-accents of many of the narrators I'm used to, it took me some time
- Review of The Water Dancer by Ta-Nehisi Coates
Coates took his time building the story, and I felt as though he deliberately kept us in a plodding pace of these, Hiram must learn to understand and master his mysterious powers that allow for shifts in time The book was a slow mover; Coates took his time building the story, and I felt as though he deliberately suited the situation being explored, of the trapped and enslaved, but it was a struggle to read at times
- Review of The Road to Tender Hearts by Annie Hartnett
given away almost all of his money, while living in a hoarding-type home situation), he realizes his time
- Six Fascinating Books Set in Maine
Dean's escape from media scrutiny leads him to rent Evvie's apartment for a time. Female character in the medical profession during a time when this wasn't the norm? Check. I loved the details of life in the time period, as well as the unassuming women who show their true strength
- Review of Margo's Got Money Troubles by Rufi Thorpe
Margo butts up against--and at times, dismantles--frustrating societal expectations and double standards
- Review of The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo by Taylor Jenkins Reid
is often the case for me with stories structured around dual timelines, I felt more invested in one time Jenkins Reid focuses much of the page time in The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo on the fascinating dynamics
- Six Historical Fiction Favorites
War by Anita Abriel Vera and Edith are such a complementary WWII partnership, and I loved spending time adventure, strong female loyalty and friendship, love, and lots of fantastic details of life at the time Jesus's role in Ana's story is as a faithful man who disagrees with the politics of the faith at the time lovely debut from Rachel Beanland starts off with some rough events, and frankly I had a little bit of a time
- Three Books I'm Reading Now, 2/28/22 Edition
He'd rather she settle down and marry, have kids, and stop traveling the world and working to boost her
- Six Great Books about the Immigrant Experience
But when the relationship falters, she flees into a marriage with a sickly traveling minister and escapes The author's tone and voice is like poetry at times, raw and spare and true. 03 In the Country We Love


















































