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  • Three Books I'm Reading Now, 10/27/25 Edition

    Parry I feared this was the best of times; I hoped it could not get any worse. H. G.

  • Three Books I'm Reading Now, 3/16/26 Edition

    But instead, she found herself working three jobs, stressed out and without time to read, much less craft

  • Review of Saltcrop by Yume Kitasei

    The story is sectioned into disparate parts, and at times the sisters are privy to little or no information

  • Three Books I'm Reading Now, 8/14/23 Edition

    Year Inside College Admissions by Jeffrey Selingo I have a rising high school senior, so maybe it's time serving as mediator between wealthy vacationers temporarily in the park and the working-class full-time

  • Review of The Correspondent by Virginia Evans

    The Correspondent was the right book at the right time for me.

  • Review of Hell for Hire (Tear Down Heaven #1) by Rachel Aaron

    Over time, some of these demons have evolved into grumbling lackeys for the Eternal King, or bound slaves

  • Review of All the Broken Places by John Boyne

    friends with her younger across-the-hall neighbor Helen, who is coping with dementia, and Gretel's three-times-married-and-divorced

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

    his work, and Happy-Go-Lucky is no exception, are Sedaris's unflinching observations of moments in time colors she sees in the world are captivatingly described, and the tenuous situation for a woman at the time and the book within a book, the witchy focus, the renegade feminism, and the details of life at the time I'm watching The Good Place for the third time, this time with my youngest, and I love hearing his references and a heartwarming reminder that there are thoughtful, kind, well-meaning people out there spending time

  • Review of The Price You Pay for College by Ron Lieber

    Entirely New Road Map for the Biggest Financial Decision Your Family Will Ever Make, Ron Lieber, New York Times Should you let a 17-year-old drive this enormously important process--which can largely determine the timing

  • Review of Hester by Laurie Lico Albanese

    Keep your powers hidden and use them when it's your time. colors she sees in the world are captivatingly described, and the tenuous situation for a woman at the time and the book within a book, the witchy focus, the renegade feminism, and the details of life at the time

  • Review of The Rachel Incident by Caroline O'Donoghue

    Despite some of the questionable, haunting choices that are made at times in the story, I was so taken that my personality or my humour thrives on more than being able to see the same person at the same time

  • Six Fascinating Dystopian and Postapocalyptic Novels

    After the World Falls Apart I have a fascination with postapocalyptic (set in a time after a disaster ) and dystopian (set in a time of darkness and desperation) books, and I think it's for the same reason Fletcher was tough to read at times because of the frequent reckless, life-and-death, sometimes ill-advised This is one of my all-time favorite books.

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

    ; a gothic, magical-realism Western; a historical fiction escape through the wilderness, set in the time Full-force details of foot-binding, and See doesn't stint on the page time spent on the topic. her, particularly those credited to tradition rather than wisdom, yet she feels authentically of this time captivated by that aspect of Lady Tan, including the treatments, techniques, and beliefs that feel of the time Upon being on her own for the first time, she discovers that she is capable of cleverness in the wild

  • Review of Harmattan Season by Tochi Onyebuchi

    "Harmattan season" refers to a months-long time that spans the end of one year and beginning of the next

  • Six More Great Rom-Coms Perfect for Summer Reading

    These Bossy favorites from a summer past stand the test of time. And soon I'll post another set of Bossy romantic favorites, this time titles that were published this There's a ton of steaminess as Lilah and Shane at times can't deny their attraction and act upon it.

  • Review of Rules of Civility by Amor Towles

    The various "let me teach you about" types of asides regarding art and social constructs of the time,

  • Review of The Nature of Disappearing by Kimi Cunningham Grant

    The story is more of a thriller than a mystery; after a time we aren't wondering what happened, rather

  • Review of Moonbound by Robin Sloan

    The fantasy-science-fiction novel Moonbound spans time and splits into several stories, for me never

  • Review of The Final Revival of Opal & Nev by Dawnie Walton

    He is repeatedly shown to be out of touch with the times, and he illustrates time and time again that and after the story's early, painful tragedy, she shies away from facing difficult realities for a time

  • Review of Bride by Ali Hazelwood

    For me, there was a little bit of excessive detail in some of the racy moments, and the copious page time

  • Review of Changeless (Parasol Protectorate #2) by Gail Carriger

    But after raving about it for two years it seemed time to stop letting this second installment languish This installment involves technology of the time, ancient Egyptian artifacts, revelations about Alexia's

  • Review of Trespasses by Louise Kennedy

    Kennedy draws the reader into the specific place and time of the story, vividly building the constant

  • Review of Project Hail Mary by Andy Weir

    It's time to learn Eridianese. Yes, I just made up that word. No, I don't feel bad about it. I'm doing a lot of things for the first time in human history out here and there's a lot of stuff that The present-day story alternates with peeks back in time to life before this space mission, which show As in his book The Martian, significant page time in Weir's Project Hail Mary is spent on creative problem-solving

  • Three Books I'm Reading Now, 5/11/26 Edition

    Blake weaves in rich details of life in the time, shows privileged education coming up against gritty

  • Six of My Favorite Fiction Reads Last Year

    a forbidden young love, exploring the vulnerability of allowing one's self to be seen for the first time For my full review, check out Young Mungo. 02 Now Is Not the Time to Panic by Kevin Wilson Kevin Wilson's As he did in a different way in his novel Nothing to See Here, in Now Is Not the Time to Panic, Wilson For my full review, check out Now Is Not the Time to Panic. 03 Carrie Soto Is Back by Taylor Jenkins retired from tennis at the top of her game as the best player in the world and the greatest of all time

  • Review of Grief Is for People by Sloane Crosley

    A month before that horrible loss, her New York City apartment is burgled, and at that time, all of her

  • Three Books I'm Reading Now, 5/28/24 Edition

    But the girls' emotional pain naturally creeps through from time to time, and it's bringing up uncomfortable

  • Three Books I'm Reading Now, 4/20/26 Edition

    Taylor Brown Trace Temple is a disillusioned, angry young man whose family lost its ranch after hard times

  • Review of Two Kinds of Stranger (Eddie Flynn #9) by Steve Cavanagh

    internet the moment she attempted to surprise her husband but discovered the affair, which was at that time

  • Review of The Clockmaker's Daughter by Kate Morton

    This one took a little page time to start moving along for me, but I love Kate Morton’s writing and her

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

    The novel is long enough (496 pages, or 20 hours of audio) that Chakraborty has time to truly sink the

  • Review of Silver Elite by Dani Francis

    However, the forbidden attraction in Silver Elite lasts a tantalizingly long time, and while the "romantasy

  • Review of The Trap (Alias Emma #3) by Ava Glass

    boundaries they can push and how many lines they're willing to cross in order to uncover the truth in time

  • Three Books I'm Reading Now, 3/23/26 Edition

    Becoming Perfectly Imperfect by Valerie Bertinelli Is my intrigue with this book due to my One Day at a Time

  • Review of White Houses by Amy Bloom

    House (which, Bloom recounts in interviews, functioned more like a not-very-fancy boarding house at the time whole remarkable relationship between Eleanor and Lorena, especially in that place and during that 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.

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

    greedy about reading lists like I am, you can also check out the lists I posted last year around this time funny, feminist story about a retiring female team of elite assassins was the right book at the right time Charlotte's various views on the world are absolute gems, and I love spending time in her point of view Traitor (Alias Emma #2) by Ava Glass Emma Makepeace returns with new enemies in her sights--but this time

  • Three Books I'm Reading Now, 5/1/23 Edition

    Sutanto Vera Wong is running a largely unvisited tea house, lamenting her grown son's lack of time for Focusing on respect, love, and closure, MacNaughton offers a guide to creating a path through the precious time

  • Review of The Personal Librarian by Marie Benedict and Victoria Christopher Murray

    heritage in order to serve in this powerful role—one that was unusual for a woman to serve in at the time Belle mixes with high-society white figures of the time who wield control over both the financial and The tone of the book feels very earnest, and we spend a significant amount of time in Greene's thoughts and risking discovery, but the authors repeatedly illustrate the events occurring in society at the time

  • Review of Our Woman in Moscow by Beatriz Williams

    In Williams's historical fiction mystery, which skips back and forth in time, four years later, Iris's There was significant page time dedicated to Ruth's work managing a modeling agency and to the groundbreaking signing of a Black model at the time, as well as side stories such as elaborate mishaps on sailing trips

  • Review of Age of Vice by Deepti Kapoor

    Deepti Kapoor's Age of Vice shifts through time and points of view to explore outrageous wealth, ruthless the book went on, I found myself regularly cringing over what horror might possibly come next, and at times

  • Shhh! Book Gifts for Kids and Teens

    Obscura: Explorer's Guide for the World's Most Adventurous Kid by Dylan Thuras Here's a little pseudo travel for Pandemic Times: Atlas Obscura's book for kids offers gorgeous images and factoids (in high quality

  • Three Books I'm Reading Now, 2/2/26 Edition

    Nina's young-adult daughter Ash thinks Nick might be too smooth, and the timing of his entrance into

  • 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 Admissions: A Memoir of Surviving Boarding School by Kendra James

    James explores race, friendship, ambition, and the absurdities and rhythm of daily life during her time herself to delve more deeply into aspects of her years at Taft that she largely glossed over at the time The majority of page time is focused on aspects of James's boarding-school life, including its rhythms The author notes that when she was a high schooler, in that place and time in our society, she didn't and gender-based; and the social segregation of social groups by race--feels hesitantly explored at times

  • 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

  • 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

  • It's Bossy Bookworm's First Birthday!

    trying to focus on some of the things that bring me peace and joy--including family love and support, time downstairs via FaceTime--and reading and talking about books, which I was doing as much as ever during that time Thank you for spending some of your precious time on this site, commenting to me here or otherwise about these and other books, and for taking your reading time to explore some of the books I mention here. Reading the right book at the right time can be magical, and I hope some of the information here might

  • Review of The Three Lives of Cate Kay by Kate Fagan

    Cate is at times a young dreamer, a haunted lover with a hardened heart, a wildly successful author dipping

  • Review of Fates and Furies by Lauren Groff

    As time passed, their dynamics became more complicated, tangled in the messiness of growing up together

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