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- Six Royally Magical Young Adult Series
I loved the Ottoman Empire setting, the strong female main protagonist, and the complications and sometimes
- Review of The Last Hour Between Worlds (Echo Archives #1) by Melissa Caruso
that someone is plunging the party down through layers of reality, through echoes of time in which strange stop the sinister game causing deaths (both reversible and permanent), how to outwit the increasingly strange
- Shhh! More Book Gifts for Kids and Teens
ten stories you may never have heard before that take place around the world, and it showcases young women There are such strong messages of acceptance, embracing diversity, and practicing intense loyalty to
- Review of Famous Last Words by Gillian McAllister
violence is so out of character for Luke, the hostages are never identified, and Luke was behaving strangely Are the strange coordinates she's receiving on her phone after seven years a message from Luke?
- Review of O Caledonia by Elspeth Barker
Barker's novel features Janet, a misunderstood, mocked, badly treated young woman coming of age in a
- Review of In Love: A Memoir of Love and Loss by Amy Bloom
the United States are suffering from Alzheimer's at any given moment--and that two-thirds of them are women
- Six Great Stories about Robots, Humans and Alien Life, and AI
But Divya is too busy crafting strong female main protagonists (complete with working mother guilt, which
- Six Books Set in Australia that Are Fair Dinkum Fascinating
twisty mystery is set against the backdrop of an unforgiving winter on an Australian island, with two women Only when the two women's worlds intersect can they piece together the full stories of their husbands
- Three Books I'm Reading Now, 7/4/22 Edition
is Benedict and Murray's historical fiction based on the real figure of Belle da Costa Greene, the woman She was a Black woman who hid her heritage in order to serve in this powerful role—one that was unusual for a woman to serve in at the time, but would have been all but impossible for a Black woman.
- Review of Demon Copperhead by Barbara Kingsolver
Yet Kingsolver keeps Demon's voice strong even as he falters and as everything he has counted on seems
- Three Books I'm Reading Now, 11/11/24 Edition
As a woman, she won't be accepted into the guild without a chaperone, and her most likely candidate is single-mindedly set out to learn enough complex, intuitive, precise, powerful magic to become the first woman
- Review of Quantum Girl Theory by Erin Kate Ryan
, she uses a fascinating story structure to explore different potential paths for interlinked young women
- Review of Hester by Laurie Lico Albanese
a reason to kill you; witch might be someone to heal you; witch can be the Devil, or witch can be a woman In Hester: A Novel, Laurie Lico Albanese reimagines the woman who inspired Nathaniel Hawthorne's Hester needlework and the colors she sees in the world are captivatingly described, and the tenuous situation for a woman
- Bossy Holiday Gift Ideas: Novels for Everyone on Your List
But as the wedding week goes on, each woman is surprised by what she discovers about herself and the In a world of the near future, a young (unnamed) woman is one of several civil servants offered a mysterious building bonds deeper than either could have imagined; the love story between the bridge and Gore is strange
- Three Books I'm Reading Now, 11/3/25 Edition
school, where she struggles with imposter syndrome and individuality--and befriends Mathilde, a young woman
- Review of Beneath a Starless Sky by Tessa Harris
II-set books, you might also like the titles on the Greedy Reading List Six Great Stories about Brave Women
- Review of The Fate of the Tearling by Erika Johansen
I also loved seeing two strong, clever, diametrically opposed queens savvily playing with the lines of
- April Wrap-Up: My Favorite Reads of the Month
she pokes fun at her fellow writer in a sketch about talented but average-looking men dating gorgeous women I read Illuminations with a group of women over a period of months, and we were captivated by the details
- Review of Dear Emmie Blue by Lia Louis
I'm happy to tell you that this one lived up to its strong start.
- Six Four-Star Mysteries I Loved Last Year
When she alludes to mysterious connections between the women--and a long-ago crime--her persistent presence The shift has made for strange bedfellows—and a prickly partnership between our main protagonist, Ellen
- Review of Network Effect: A Murderbot Novel by Martha Wells
book in Martha Wells's Murderbot series (this is the first full-length book in the set) starts off strong
- Review of The Parting Glass by Gina Marie Guadagnino
Meanwhile, privileged Charlotte has her own secrets, and when both women's true situations begin to be the Irish and other immigrant groups, as well as introducing a heart-wrenching unrequited love of one woman
- Three Books I'm Reading Now, 4/14/21 Edition
memoir by Matthew McConaughey; a thriller that's about a cheating husband, genetic cloning, and the strong
- Review of King Nyx by Kirsten Bakis
But a strange feeling pervades everything on the island. Meanwhile, flashes of her past seem to be resurfacing on this strange island, the other couple staying
- Review of Skeletons at the Feast by Chris Bohjalian
After recently pulling together the Bossy Bookworm Greedy Reading List Six Great Stories about Brave Women
- December Wrap-Up: My Favorite Reads of the Month
attention to unspoken bonds, deep and unorthodox friendships, makeshift families, legendary dogs, and strong A woman recognizes him and impulsively spills the story of her mother Margot Bamborough's mysterious
- Six More of My Favorite Fiction Reads from the Past Year
Kimmery Martin's Doctors and Friends begins with a group of seven women, friends since medical school Stout Stout's middle-grade story is irresistibly strange, full of difficulties and a tough young heroine's
- Three Books I'm Reading Now, 11/28/22 Edition
world as World War II looms; I'm reading When the Day Comes, Gabrielle Meyer's time-travel story of a woman Amita Parikh In Amita Parikh's upcoming (to be published December 6) novel The Circus Train, a young woman In 1914, she's an independent single woman and suffragette, wealthy and expected to marry a man appropriate
- Review of Pines (Wayward Pines #1) by Blake Crouch
Pines , the first book in Blake Crouch's Wayward Pines trilogy, secret agent Ethan Burke wakes up in a strange But as Ethan learns more about the car accident and about the strange town of Wayward Pines, he develops
- Six Chilly Books to Read in the Heat of Summer
have felt overused from use in other stories (a tough, closed-off investigator, broken by her past; a strong
- Review of A Star Is Bored by Byron Lane
This is a novel, but the spirit of the book felt authentic to what we know about Carrie Fisher's strong
- May Wrap-Up: My Favorite Reads of the Month
Our main protagonist puzzles and angers those around her by challenging the limitations of what women or say in the year 1400, and the Church is particularly galled and upset by the audacity of such a woman
- Review of Blood Over Bright Haven by M. L. Wang
single-mindedly set out to learn enough complex, intuitive, precise, powerful magic to become the first woman
- Review of Going There by Katie Couric
friendship with Matt Lauer, and her healthy professional competitiveness with Diane Sawyer and other women
- Review of Spellslinger (Spellslinger #1) by Sebastian de Castell
“I’m a woman, kid.
- Review of The Wedding People by Alison Espach
But as the wedding week goes on, each woman is surprised by what she discovers about herself and the
- Review of Wholehearted Faith by Rachel Held Evans
Sabbath and what doing so means to her; she considers alternative interpretations regarding some of the women
- Six Four-Star Historical Fiction Reads I Loved Last Year
In Hester, Laurie Lico Albanese reimagines the woman who inspired Nathaniel Hawthorne's Hester Prynne Everhart includes one of my favorite setups, in which a woman dresses as a man in order to achieve some For my full review, please check out The Marriage Portrait. 06 The Book Woman of Troublesome Creek by The Book Woman of Troublesome Creek was a winning read for me. Appalachian setting? Check. I'm not sure why it took me so long to read Kim Michele Richardson's The Book Woman of Troublesome Creek
- Review of Who Is Maud Dixon? by Alexandra Andrews
weighty questions about identity, reality, motives, and events of the past threaten the lives of both women
- Review of Josh and Hazel's Guide to Not Dating by Christina Lauren
Hazel is a strong personality, but I found myself bristling at her questioning whether she's too much
- Three Books I'm Reading Now, 6/20/22 Edition
challenges of being a Black female lawyer in what increasingly seems like an Atlanta company hostile to women
- Review of Harmattan Season by Tochi Onyebuchi
But when a young woman shows up bleeding at his home, then mysteriously disappears, he is shocked into
- Three Books I'm Reading Now, 3/17/25 Edition
violence is so out of character for Luke, the hostages are never identified, and Luke was behaving strangely Are the strange coordinates she's receiving on her phone after seven years a message from Luke?
- Review of Finlay Donovan Knocks 'Em Dead by Elle Cosimano
When the women are tipped off by their accidental underworld contacts that there's a hit out on Finlay's
- Review of Maria: A Novel of Maria von Trapp by Michelle Moran
In Michelle Moran's novel Maria , she uses two timelines to shape the story of the real woman behind
- Review of Wild Dark Shore by Charlotte McConaughy
When a mysterious woman washes up half-dead on the remote island of Shearwater, home of the world's largest
- Review of Beautyland by Marie-Helene Bertino
In Beautyland, Bertino offers a poignant, funny, strange story full of extraterrestrial observations Beautyland is strange, poignant, and funny.
- Review of The Loneliness of Sonia and Sunny by Kiran Desai
into a destructive relationship with a volatile older artist, while Sunny is living with an American woman
- Six Chilly Books to Read in the Heat of Summer
have felt overused from use in other stories (a tough, closed-off investigator, broken by her past; a strong Power of Rest and Retreat in Difficult Times by Katherine May, The Arctic Fear by Greer Macallister, Woman
- Review of Gilead by Marilynne Robinson
It is a strange thing, after all, to be able to return to a moment, when it can hardly be said to have
















































