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  • Review of Happy Place by Emily Henry

    year, when their friends surprise Harriet upon her arrival with the fact that Win was able to come after Harriet is heartbroken and reeling at being bunked up with Win, but after Sabrina shares big news of

  • Three Books I'm Reading Now, 3/17/25 Edition

    Are the strange coordinates she's receiving on her phone after seven years a message from Luke?

  • Six More Novels I Loved Reading Last Year

    favorite reads of last year by genre; for my all-around favorites of last year, you can check out My Very It's not clear whether he and Julia can go on--or if her family will ever be the same. The Celebrants centers around college friends who made a pact after Alec, one of the original six, died assemble, no questions asked--for affection, support, and the sharing of sentiments typically reserved for after about overcoming thwarted emotional connection and forging new ways of coming together through and after

  • Review of Unmasked: My Life Solving America's Cold Cases by Paul Holes and Robin Gaby Fisher

    personality and obsessive immersion--in the gritty details of homicides, the preliminary circumstances, the aftermaths despite the fact that the number of unresolved homicides were growing exponentially across the country every

  • Review of This Land Is Your Land: A Road Trip Through U.S. History by Beverly Gage

    But Gage notes that every event, however painful, has built our country, that our stumbles and abject

  • Review of Unlikely Animals by Annie Hartnett

    that she couldn't hack medical school--she just didn't go the first day, or the second, or any day after fifth graders in the book seemed far younger to me—their matching outfits, reverting to sucking thumbs after Father and daughter, brother and sister, and mother and father find their way back together after hurting

  • Review of The Heiress by Rachel Hawkins

    After Ruby's death, strange murmurings about her past begin to surface, and Cam is forced to face questions

  • Review of What Doesn't Kill You by Tessa Miller

    I needed someone who lives every single day with illness to tell me that (1) I wasn’t alone and (2) my After multiple misdiagnoses and increasing discomfort and fear, she was ultimately diagnosed with Crohn's

  • Three Books I'm Reading Now, 9/23/24 Edition

    a fantasy story, Long Live Evil ; I'm reading Liz Moore's newest mystery, set in a 1975 Adirondack summer . 02 The God of the Woods by Liz Moore In August 1975, a teenage girl disappears from her Adironack summer

  • Review of The Familiar by Leigh Bardugo

    Meanwhile, Luzia can't trust those competing against her for favor, as dark forces lead one after another

  • Review of Baby X by Kira Peikoff

    This means that sought-after DNA specimen sources such as celebrities are in potential danger of having

  • Review of The Whalebone Theatre by Joanna Quinn

    to care deeply about them, their roles in the wartime efforts, and their potential for various happy-ever-afters

  • Review of Maisie Dobbs (Maisie Dobbs #1) by Jacqueline Winspear

    Maisie Dobbs is a formidable, dogged, whip-smart investigator working to ferret out the truth in the aftermath Winspear's series as a thirteen-year-old servant in a Belgravia mansion, taken in and trained for service after

  • Three Books I'm Reading Now, 2/19/24 Edition

    begins Winspear's series as a thirteen-year-old servant in a Belgravia mansion, taken in and trained after

  • Review of To the Bright Edge of the World by Eowyn Ivey

    To the Bright Edge of the World in the Greedy Reading List Six Chilly Books to Read in the Heat of Summer

  • Review of Dowry of Blood by S. T. Gibson

    After years under his strict control (he is not named as Dracula here), the forced isolation begins to For a very different take, you might check out The Southern Book Club's Guide to Slaying Vampires, in

  • Review of All the Sinners Bleed by S. A. Cosby

    Titus's past is alluded to, but this is shared in a drunken moment and not delved into very deeply. bringing in reinforcements with more resources, but because of investigative developments (which come only after

  • Three Books I'm Reading Now, 2/3/25 Edition

    But after his younger sister Lizzie evades her grandmother's attempts to send her from England to the When Lizzie finds a secret notebook of her mother's, she becomes more determined than ever to solve the

  • Review of System Collapse (Murderbot #7) by Martha Wells

    This story picks up immediately after those events, alluding to various ongoing emotional impacts and

  • Six Newish Young Adult Mysteries I Want to Read

    By the end of the summer, Anna has delved into Zoe's disappearance and has attempted to untangle the But Pippa Fitz-Amobi is becoming convinced that Sal didn't do it after all. ―Booklist, starred review #youngadult, #mystery 06 The Inheritance Games ​ Avery is in high school, and Hawthorne has set out riddles and puzzles Avery must solve before coming into the money that could save

  • Review of The Light of the World: A Memoir by Elizabeth Alexander

    Alexander shares the trauma surrounding this enormous loss--which occurred days after Ghebreyesus's fiftieth

  • Review of The Hero of This Book by Elizabeth McCracken

    The author explores her own wonder, joy, loss, and peace as she reflects on the formidable woman after After her larger-than-life mother's death, the narrator of The Hero of This Book faces the sale of the

  • August Wrap-Up: My Favorite Reads of the Month

    My very favorite books from August! These are the books I most loved reading during the past month. In Life After Life, Atkinson focuses on the character of Ursula, her relationships with members of her I mentioned Life After Life in the Greedy Reading List Six Fascinating Second-Chance, Do-Over, Reliving-Life For my full review of this book, please see Life After Life. 05 Instructions for Dancing by Nicola Yoon For more summer reads, check out the Greedy Reading List Six Lighter Fiction Stories for Great Escapism

  • Six Lighter Fiction Stories for Great Escapism

    01 Head Over Heels by Hannah Orenstein Nineteen-year-old Avery Abrams was set to be the next big gymnastics When she hits a version of rock bottom and moves home, Avery's former teammate and crush Ryan (who did You can see a satisfying version of happily ever after coming, but I didn't predict the circumstances But after that, Beach Read met all of my criteria above and more; it's sweet and funny, it's about writing After she drunk-blogs scathing comments about the unrealistic body images of the stars of Main Squeeze

  • Review of Rites of the Starling (Shield of Sparrows #2) by Devney Perry

    she's got six-year-old Evie and a fierce baby monster, Faze, tagging along with her with her through every

  • Six Fascinating Stories Set in Space

    Because I love the series so very much, I have separate posts for Martha Wells's Murderbot series, set After all, the Vanguards, giant, deadly AI robots, are headed from deep space to destroy Earth at any I love that the crew of the Wayfarer feels like a close-knit group of summer camp counselors somehow,

  • Review of The Women by Kristin Hannah

    "You don't know how beautiful you are" types of lines; unrealistically convenient run-ins; not-dead-after-all

  • Six of My Favorite Historical Fiction Reads of the Year

    conflicts to consider at the story's close: duty, corrupt power, the suffering of the common people, regret after Maisie Dobbs is a formidable, dogged, whip-smart investigator working to ferret out the truth in the aftermath to care deeply about them, their roles in the wartime efforts, and their potential for various happy-ever-afters is one of several civil servants offered a mysterious job: she'll be a handler for expats--and paid very

  • Review of Done and Dusted (Rebel Blue Ranch #1) by Lyla Sage

    hasn't told anyone that her ADHD impulsiveness led her to pack up and leave her barrel-racing career after Emmy's reinvigorated, independent new outlook--and I acknowledge that a rugged ranch setting might very minor point, but it felt both condescending and potentially (creepily) fatherly to me within their very

  • Review of Today Tonight Tomorrow by Rachel Lynn Solomon

    the last day of high school, and senior nemeses Rowan Roth and Neil McNair have battled bitterly for every allows both Rowan and Neil to notice aspects of the other that aren't so infuriating and off-putting after

  • Thankful for More Five-Star Bossy Reads

    rooms of the Roosevelt White House (which, Bloom recounts in interviews, functioned more like a not-very-fancy never even wielded a scalpel He'll learn more from Sister Margarite--who he's falling for--than he ever hasn't killed anyone, he hasn't been arrested, and in fact, none of last night's events have happened after After I finished reading, I kept thinking about the characters and their realizations, compromises, and

  • Review of The Nickel Boys by Colson Whitehead

    boys for over a century, shares a tale of racial injustice, abuse and horrors, terrible fear, and the very we are somebody, that we are significant, that we are worthful, and we must walk the streets of life every

  • Review of Atmosphere: A Love Story by Taylor Jenkins Reid

    have felt over the top, but as usual, I was putty in Taylor Jenkins Reid's hands, ready to embrace every

  • Six Foodie Memoirs to Whet Your Appetite

    is over and the knaffea is just a pleasant memory—like a lovely dream that you forget a few seconds after Bourdain does have sordid tales to tell, but he seems less puffed up over his kitchen war stories after I pledged after reading this book I wasn't going to forget to not eat fish on Sunday or Monday because of supply and delivery patterns (I did forget this, but now after rereading my original review I'm reminded written a memoir about marriage, unexpected yearnings, and the messy process of finding herself again after

  • March Wrap-Up: My Favorite Reads of the Month

    My very favorite books from March! Every heart-stopping moment; every exquisite detail; the characters' growth, emotional distance, and various early road bumps he encountered, and his dogged determination--which was admittedly shaken after landing very few and consistently stereotypical roles. Reporter Sunny's connection to the two performers and their past was intriguing, and I very much enjoyed

  • Review of Uprooted by Naomi Novik

    but he’s still a man, and our fathers would band together and kill him if he wanted to eat one of us every She considers every desperate plan she can to try to save Kasia from this horrible fate, knowing all

  • Review of The Tapestry of Fate (Amina al-Sirafi Adventure #2) by Shannon Chakraborty

    I loved every bit of Chakraborty's first novel about willful, sometimes grumpy pirate Amina al-Sirafi visions and health, and the appearance of Amina's demon of an ex husband, and it's more imperative than ever dangers as she's forced to trust and lean on each of them to defeat a witch more powerful than Amina ever

  • Review of Evil Eye by Etaf Rum

    Yara is put on probation at the college where she is an assistant art history teacher after calling out

  • Review of Unsinkable by Jenni L. Walsh

    set in the early 20th century, as Violet, a young ship's stewardess bent on providing for her family after

  • Six More Four-Star (and Up) Historical Fiction Reads I Loved in the Past Year

    You might want to check out all the titles on My Very Favorite Bossy 2022 Reads for my very favorite job, offering incredibly lucrative terms and making demands about having the biography released only after After twists and turns, momentous changes, and several years, Elizabeth is a single mother who becomes After Hitler's invasion of Russia and the Ukraine, Mila, along with so many others, enlists to fight Surmounting challenge after challenge, Mila ultimately becomes a sniper trainer and a lethal hunter of

  • Six More Riveting Time-Travel Stories to Explore

    to herself--she's kind of cynical, she doesn't have a lot of friends, and she's holding true to form after hasn't killed anyone, he hasn't been arrested, and in fact, none of last night's events have happened after

  • Three Books I'm Reading Now, 1/22/24 Edition

    In Lauren Goff's The Vaster Wilds, a servant girl has fled her colonial household in the brutal aftermath Or is someone really after her? But the side hustle is more complicated than Millie ever imagined--and the students under her watch in

  • Six Great Stories about Brave Women During World War II

    For my full review of The Skylark's Secret, please click here. 02 The Light After the War by Anita Abriel Click here for my full review of The Light After the War. 03 The World That We Knew by Alice Hoffman review of this book, please see The World That We Knew. 04 Everyone Brave Is Forgiven by Chris Cleave After --as we are startled at the end of every winter. We shall think: oh, I had quite forgotten.... the factual basis for the story: the transport of over 600 brides from Australia to England in 1946, after

  • Review of Nothing Like the Movies (Better Than the Movies #2) by Lynn Painter

    I didn't connect the first book's beloved characters to these characters until very late in the book. author of a rom-com I adored, Better Than the Movies , the cute Betting on You  and also Happily Never After

  • Six Historical Fiction Books I Loved This Year

    The first part felt a little slow, but I'm so very very glad I stuck with it. For my full review of this book, see Apeirogon. 02 The Light After the War ​ I’m dying to know how closely Abriel’s book traces the inspiring events from her mother’s incredible experiences before, during, and after For my full review, see The Light After the War. 03 The Book of Longings ​ This was a fascinating story before WWII, with its giant hotels, piers, and general hubbub, is the backdrop for the story of a few summer

  • Six Four-Star Mysteries to Keep You Guessing

    ​ Julia Phillips's interconnected stories follow in chapters that take place each month for a year after second in this Lucas Page series, Under Pressure--and I didn't even realize this was a series until after

  • Three Books I'm Reading Now, 5/21/24 Edition

    Three decades after her Highfield days, Lou receives a surprising phone call.

  • Three Books I'm Reading Now, 12/5/22 Edition

    disappears to locate their children, and meanwhile Frida gives birth to an unusual child, Wanda, named after potential destruction possible, but Frida couldn't have imagined the unraveling of society that takes place after Whoever he is, the man seems very clearly to know Isla well--and he says he's messaging her from the

  • My Twelve Favorite 2020 Books

    combat, wisdom, and other elements of Viking legends to anyone she encounters; and she models her life after The characters, the story arc that isn’t too easy but leaves you in a promising place after all, and in a hidden-away bookstore--and he's the first person in almost three hundred years to remember her after she walks out the door, the next day, and every day afterward. This title was also listed in My Six Favorite Summer 2020 Reads.

  • Review of Ninth House (Alex Stern #1) by Leigh Bardugo

    ICYMI: When tough, stubborn Alex Stern is offered a new start after surviving a mysterious multiple homicide

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