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- Three Books I'm Reading Now, 1/9/23 Edition
01 The Light We Carry: Overcoming in Uncertain Times by Michelle Obama I read Michelle Obama's wonderful
- Review of Burst by Mary Otis
for me to read about people making unhealthy or unhelpful choices for themselves, so I spent a lot of time
- Review of The Arsonists' City by Hala Alyan
As we say in Arabic, Time doesn't change; time reveals.
- Review of Unmasked: My Life Solving America's Cold Cases by Paul Holes and Robin Gaby Fisher
his dogged determination in comparing notes and working cooperatively with others--even when his full-time
- Review of The Vanishing Stair (Truly Devious #2) by Maureen Johnson
library, this girl from Avenue A who read Greek and slipped into one of the rare books rooms three times
- Six Fantastic Stand-Alone Young Adult Books
(And I had an uncharacteristically tough time noting any editorial issues because I was so captivated her, really sees her, and she finds herself wanting to let someone into her own world for the first time in a long time. unrealistically easy (although I admit that cruising along with the story made me happy at the same time -type closure for both felt too convenient, and even a little dismissive of the complexities of the time
- Six Captivating Nordic Stories
The majority of page time is spent showing the tasks of daily life (and almost-claustrophobic interconnectedness Agnes befriends a local priest who is sympathetic to her situation, and in time it becomes clear that I still think about this book from time to time, and I read it years ago. I only wished it were longer so I could spend more time in Sheldon's head and in his company.
- Review of Come As You Are by Emily Nagoski
The author points out that "for a long, long time in Western science and medicine, women's sexuality
- Three Books I'm Reading Now, 8/7/23 Edition
the whereabouts of a man who went missing during a fruitful archaeological dig in Egypt--at the same time
- Review of Inciting Joy by Ross Gay
At times Inciting Joy feels most like stream of consciousness reflections.
- Review of Beasts of a Little Land by Juhea Kim
JungHo as he sets sights on more than pickpocketing and scrambling to find enough to eat one day at a time
- Three Books I'm Reading Now, 8/11/21 Edition
historical fiction story, inspired by the real-life Sarah Grimke, and includes excruciating details of the time Louis, and Robinson explores complex issues regarding race and related societal pressures of the time
- Review of Better Than the Movies by Lynn Painter
details of who said what and how, (mis)interpretations of looks or actions, the tricky negotiation of time
- Review of Here For It: Or, How to Save Your Soul in America by R. Eric Thomas
I loved spending time with the uproariously funny Thomas. I loved spending time with the uproariously funny Thomas as he recounts how he's navigated situations
- Six of My Favorite Lighter Fiction Reads from the Past Year
charming song references, LGBTQ love, steamy scenes, character growth--and an irresistible playing-with-time One Last Stop plays with time in a really fun, interesting way, and through the time-jump premise McQuiston's
- Review of The Frozen River by Ariel Lawhon
I loved the details of life in the time period, as well as the unassuming women who show their true strength
- Review of The Levee by William Kent Krueger
There’s a lot of page time spent on figuring out the potential logistics of shoring up the levee, which
- Review of The 1619 Project: A New Origin Story by Nikole Hannah-Jones
this hefty expansion of the 1619 Project, which was spearheaded by Nikole Hannah-Jones at The New York Times
- Review of A Restless Truth (Last Binding #2) by Freya Marske
from the shackles of marriage and the subsummation of a woman to her husband that was expected at the time
- Six Four-Star Mysteries I Loved Last Year
Six Four-Star Bossy Mystery Reads Doesn't the cold winter feel like the perfect time to cozy up with for me, but in this case, I felt Faulkner deftly crafted Helen as naive, overwhelmed, lonely, and, at times wonderfully oddball Stevie Bell as she takes her sleuthing skills outside of Ellingham Academy for the first time
- Review of We Are Not Like Them by Christine Pride and Jo Piazza
they've always been very different in many ways, yet the women have been through difficult and joyful times
- Review of The Women in the Castle by Jessica Shattuck
The Women in the Castle offered a new-to-me angle on the events and surrounding circumstances of the time
- March Wrap-Up: My Favorite Reads of the Month
passion and, ultimately, a career, one for which he takes a sabbatical from his steady acting job at the time I laughed out loud multiple times; Kal is funny without trying too hard, and his tone is accessible even Without airing out all of the family's dirty laundry, let's just say that this time Tess has really taken It digs into avenues for female empowerment within the frustrating constraints of the time, laying out
- Review of Untamed by Glennon Doyle
I found that I missed a more narrative arc here--I would have loved spending more page time in her daily family and work life and seeing time pass in both respects.
- Six of My Favorite Literary Fiction Reads of the Year
Wellness is darkly funny, intriguing, and, at times, poignant. After meeting for the first time, Michael, a recently divorced teacher, studious and thoughtful, and
- Review of Lessons in Chemistry by Bonnie Garmus
Lessons in Chemistry explores deep issues, conflict, and dark times, yet offers hope and joy.
- Review of The Light After the War by Anita Abriel
Vera and Edith are such a complementary WWII partnership, and I loved spending time with these strong Vera and Edith are such a complementary partnership, and I loved spending time with these strong young
- Review of Evvie Drake Starts Over by Linda Holmes
Dean's escape from media scrutiny leads him to rent Evvie's apartment for a time.
- Six More Illuminating Memoirs to Lose Yourself In
which the madness is normalized. 02 This Will Only Hurt a Little by Busy Philipps Celebrity memoir time exchange for an honest review. 06 My Life with Bob by Pamela Paul Pamela Paul, editor of The New York Times
- Review of The Book Woman's Daughter by Kim Michele Richardson
fire-spotters, and other mountain folk characters who help or harm Honey as she fights for independence in a time
- Review of Scrappy Little Nobody by Anna Kendrick
I would have liked more introspection, but I loved spending time in Kendrick's funny, honest, often wonderfully I loved spending time in her funny, honest, often wonderfully wacky point of view.
- Review of The Empress by Laura Martinez-Belli
maddeningly following their own whims and wielding the power here as they are everywhere in the world at this time I think the shifting back and forth in time could have felt jumpy, but it worked well for the story's
- Review of Moonlight Drive by A.R. Hadley
were some steamy moments, but the sexiness often felt violent, the racy talk didn’t land for me and at times Even solid mentor Jim inexplicably says to Dani about Nick's appeal, "Keep spending time with him, on
- Three Books I'm Reading Now, 8/23/21 Edition
Inti and Aggie Flynn grew up spending time with their father living off the grid and become attuned to , her own often uncontrollable tendencies (eating most meals in bed and aiming to spend significant time
- Six Musicians' Memoirs that Sing
Interestingly, she spends far more page time on her relationship with John Mayer than on her life and She seems like a good egg, and I really liked spending time with her through this memoir.
- Review of Learned by Heart by Emma Donoghue
long-term romances with various of their mutual friends, breaking Raine's heart a little more each time
- Three Books I'm Reading Now, 8/4/21 Edition
it, but Poppy has convinced Alex to join her again on vacation to try to recapture their effortless times She'll just push down her strange feelings about Alex and pretend that fateful time never even happened
- Review of How Much of These Hills Is Gold by C. Pam Zhang
who must become tough as nails to make their way in the world and to boost each other through rough times , pre-election, and while facing pre-pandemic, depressingly modified holidays might not be the best timing
- Review of Nothing Like the Movies (Better Than the Movies #2) by Lynn Painter
Painter spends significant page time on what is essentially the idea that one character or the other
- Six Historical Fiction Books I Loved in the Past Year
But on her own time, Mary is Irish exile Maire O’Farren, and she keeps mixed company as part of a secret a heart-wrenching unrequited love of one woman for another--an attraction that was forbidden at the time characters to cross unlikely paths, caused characters to avoid making important discoveries until the timing often desperate circumstances of women (especially black women) without men to protect them at the time Hardinger offers up many crisp and varied details of the time, she captures Bertie’s speech patterns,
- Review of The Best Christmas Pageant Ever by Barbara Robinson
Barbara Robinson's 1971 holiday classic every Christmas season around here, and I love it every single time
- Review of The Box in the Woods (Truly Devious #4) by Maureen Johnson
wonderfully oddball Stevie Bell as she takes her sleuthing skills outside of Ellingham Academy for the first time
- Review of The Frederick Sisters Are Living the Dream by Jeannie Zusy
I had a tough time pinning down the tone in this roller-coaster story--I wasn't always sure whether Zusy
- Six Wonderfully Witchy Stories
Or maybe it's time to read this modern witchy classic again. what she might be capable of, banishes her to a deserted island, Circe perfects her witchy powers, tames
- Review of Simon the Fiddler by Paulette Jiles
Meanwhile Simon makes excuses to write to Doris and eagerly awaits her replies, and over time their friendship Significant page time is spent on descriptions of music and performance, which seems like it could potentially development, but in a way, the slightly emotionally distant characters suited the conventions of the time
- Review of A Very Punchable Face: A Memoir by Colin Jost
a stand-up comedian--and that he pursued this aggressively even during busy SNL seasons; for a long time he left the SNL office multiple times a week to put on late-night stand-up sets. Memoirs have been hitting the spot for me during Pandemic Times even more than usual.
- Review of Deadly Waters by Dot Hutchison
even-keel college student in Florida, and she's trying to get good grades, keep her scholarship, spend time strong bonds of loyalty; they sometimes behave impulsively; and they are appropriately young and wild at times And the homicides seems to be shifting the tide of power and changing men's behavior in general.
- Review of The Last Graduate (Scholomance #2) by Naomi Novik
whip-smart, socially awkward, straightforward character I was obsessed with, and I wanted to spend as much time A lot of page time was spent on logistics and on explaining why magical processes and machinations functioned
- Review of The Girl from Widow Hills by Megan Miranda
That girl is frozen in time, with her beginning, middle, and end: victim, endurance, triumph. its structure (it begins in the present day after a series of disturbing events and works backward in time
- Review of The Librarian Spy by Madeline Martin
upon arrival (capturing periodicals on microfiche) is somewhat dry and isn't given significant page time


















































