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- Review of Skeletons at the Feast by Chris Bohjalian
After recently pulling together the Bossy Bookworm Greedy Reading List Six Great Stories about Brave
- Review of An Altar in the World by Barbara Brown Taylor
After leaving her position as a pastor and writing a book, Leaving Church, about the experience, Taylor
- Review of The Book of Delights by Ross Gay
The point is that in almost every instance of our lives, our social lives, we are, if we pay attention Ross Gay resolved to write about a joy or delight, large or small, every day for a year, beginning on
- Review of Sleeping Giants (Themis Files #1) by Sylvain Neuvel
Neuvel was reportedly inspired to write this book after his son asked him to build a toy robot and requested
- Review of Legend (Legend #1) by Marie Lu
I anticipate that book two in the series, Prodigy--which picks up seven days after the finish of Legend
- Review of Crying in H Mart by Michelle Zauner
Zauner also digs into her often difficult relationship with her father, her fears that after her mother connected, her choice to build her own family by marrying, and how impossible it seems that she could ever
- Three Books I'm Reading Now, 6/17/24 Edition
I'm reading Sandwich, the wonderful Catherine Newman's newest family story about a summer spent struggling Kimi Cunningham Grant's newest thriller, The Nature of Disappearing, Emlyn is a wilderness guide who very
- Review of One to Watch by Kate Stayman-London
After she drunk-blogs scathing comments about the unrealistic body images of the stars of Main Squeeze sight of embracing each new experience while reflecting on what she wanted her future to look like after
- Six Fascinating Memoirs to Explore
Nancy left the Pilot that night, I said to her lasciviously— I don’t know what possessed me—“Have you ever Which was either very sexy or very creepy, depending on your opinion of me. diagnosed with a rare brain cancer, but the couple doubled down, becoming engaged in the hospital, marrying after It's Okay to Laugh is a darkly humorous account of the author's numerous and condensed life-altering interludes that break up her story felt jarring to me, but her account was honest, raw, sad, and sometimes very
- Three Books I'm Reading Now, 11/12/21 Edition
Harriet Kline's This Shining Life tracks Ollie's attempts to make sense of things after his father Rich's
- May Wrap-Up: My Favorite Reads of the Month
My very favorite books from May! Shipstead is a wonderful writer, and I loved every word of this. 06 An Altar in the World by Barbara Brown Taylor After leaving her position as a pastor and writing a
- Three Books I'm Reading Now, 3/21/22 Edition
Ten years after her arrival, Riley is twenty-one and has begun to chafe at the small scope of her life
- Review of Comedy Comedy Comedy Drama: A Memoir by Bob Odenkirk
collaboration, and he shares his own missteps, joys, and his unexpected satisfaction in playing dramatic roles after
- Review of London Falling: A Mysterious Death in a Gilded City and a Family's Search for Truth by Patrick Radden Keefe
He also unravels a complicated web of lies and discovers the extent of Zac’s alter ego, including a sometimes-Russian
- November Wrap-Up: My Favorite Reads of the Month
My very favorite Bossy November reads! 01 The Adventures of Amina al-Sirafi (Amina al-Sirafi #1) by Shannon Chakraborty I loved every bit of But then unexpected events lead her to leave the only home she's ever known in order to try to save her her brother's subversive genius of a friend, and a lonely alien force Kyr to reexamine all that she's ever For the rest of our lives, every time one of us goes somewhere and doesn’t return on time, doesn’t let
- Review of We All Want Impossible Things by Catherine Newman
Every year, ever since the girls were born, I have blown out the candles on my birthday cake and wished
- Six Book Recommendations from Smarty Librarians
After a few days you receive multiple personalized reading recommendations in an email. Voila!
- Review of The World That We Knew by Alice Hoffman
The Light After the War is another World War II title I recently really liked.
- Three Books I'm Reading Now, 4/18/22 Edition
Her link to Red is thin, and she's not sure if she can ever find him again. Terror by Hillary Rodham Clinton and Louise Penny A new United States administration has been sworn in after
- Review of You Wouldn't Dare by Samantha Markum
Only, the lengths Junie went to to keep their summer fling a secret might turn out to be unforgivable
- Review of I Am, I Am, I Am: Seventeen Brushes with Death by Maggie O'Farrell
Lennox, Instructions for a Heatwave, and This Must Be the Place, as well as books I haven't yet read: After
- Six Novels I Loved Reading Last Year
lists of some of my favorite reads of last year by genre; for my all-around favorites, check out My Very Covid-19 has struck, and the family is experiencing more togetherness than they ever thought they'd have a hole if you lose them- the same way a painting or a photograph will leave its shadows on the wall after Through the very different but interconnected storylines and the varied, complicated set of characters
- Review of Trust No One (Devlin and Falco #1) by Debra Webb
A few nitpicky notes: Some vital events occur off screen and are then summarized by Devlin, and I was And a very minor issue: the "Hey, pretty girl" greeting from the recently met grown-man male detective (No one checked the medications or searched the baby's bedroom after the crime?
- Six Royally Magical Young Adult Series
Now I Rise, Lada is tough as nails but faulted, and we see her forge her identity more fully through every It's a little dark, consistently fascinating, sometimes funny, and very satisfying. and Storm, The Darkness emerges with a destructive and dangerous plan to crush everything Alina has ever In The Cruel Prince, Jude and her sister are sent to live with the enemy in the High Court of Faerie after
- Review of Instructions for Dancing by Nicola Yoon
Her sister dates boy after boy, two of her best friends are making eyes at each other, and she's sick romance books into a Little Free Library, a wizened old woman approaches her with some advice, and soon afterward
- Three Books I'm Reading Now, 10/23/23 Edition
Publishing Group: Ballantine, Delacorte Press. 02 Happiness Falls by Angie Kim For the rest of our lives, every tell Arthur that she's been dreaming of the decrepit, rambling house for years, and that she has some eerie
- Review of All Her Little Secrets by Wanda M. Morris
of our picks from last year's event, and because it's a fast-paced mystery, it seemed like a great summer
- Review of The Guide by Peter Heller
After suffering a great loss in The River, Jack is eager to lose himself in nature and meet the needs In The Guide, the character of Jack is coping with the aftermath of major tragedies in his life (which I was also unclear in the very last scene of the book about the seeming surprise of a character's reaction
- Review of Weather Girl by Rachel Lynn Solomon
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- Review of Shiner by Amy Jo Burns
Wren's father Briar is a serpent handler who came into leading the area's gas station church after being beginning to see holes in her father's larger-than-life persona and to doubt that he is exceptional after allegiance to a personality-over-substance faith leader reminded me of Godshot, although the tone is very
- Three Books I'm Reading Now, 11/25/21 Edition
supplies--and survival--breaks, Cooper and Finch realize they may be in danger greater than they'd ever After a stranger wanders near their remote cabin, Cooper's longtime struggle to stay hidden seems increasingly
- Review of Hamnet by Maggie O'Farrell
(The Hand that First Held Mine and After You'd Gone are both on my to-read list.)
- Review of Iron Widow by Xiran Jay Zhao
revealed, and she even questions whether the invaders she's been set up to destroy are actually the enemy after
- Review of The Guncle by Steven Rowley
Rowley also offers poignancy, an exploration of grief, and the impossible-seeming prospect of going on after
- Review of In a New York Minute by Kate Spencer
favorite romantic, light stories in the Greedy Reading List Six Great Light Fiction Stories Perfect for Summer
- Review of Notes on a Silencing: A Memoir by Lacy Crawford
Crawford's often brutal account of her teenage years and all that occurred after her attack inspired a simmering, murderous rage in me as I read it. parents' unequipped, inept, wanting reactions and subsequent distant, mute treatment of Lacy, and the aftereffects
- Review of Red Notice by Bill Browder
Fight for Justice, and in Red Notice, Browder traces his path from Wall Street to the Soviet Union after
- Shhh! Bossy Nonfiction Book Gift Ideas
In awe, Hornby began to wonder, Who else ever produced this much? Who else ever worked that way? of the Dinosaurs, Riley Black traces the events of the days, weeks, centuries, and the million years after
- Six Books I Want, Bossy Holiday 2022 Edition
Christmas just a few days away, so it looks as though I'll be buying my own perfect mix of books for myself after
- Review of Wolf Hollow by Lauren Wolk
Rural life just after World War II, a godawful bully, an odd but lovely area wanderer, a sometimes claustrophobic
- Review of Florence Adler Swims Forever by Rachel Beanland
before WWII, with its giant hotels, piers, and general hubbub, is the backdrop for the story of a few summer hotels, piers, and general hubbub, is the backdrop for Florence Adler Swims Forever, the story of a few summer This book is listed in my Greedy Reading List My Six Favorite Summer 2020 Reads.
- Review of The River by Peter Heller
But the aftermath was urgent, real, and spurred the story along in important ways. I thought about it long after I finished it and I still think about it from time to time.
- Review of Caste: The Origins of Our Discontents by Isabel Wilkerson
I read Caste with a group and met every other week to discuss it--and we went months past our original
- Three Books I'm Reading Now, 7/11/22 Edition
I'm sooooo very excited to be reading each of these books: Blake Crouch's upcoming science fiction, Upgrade the doctors say he's been infected by a virus--one designed not to make him sick, but to modify his very He’s becoming stronger and smarter every day–but he’s also being hunted down by his enemies for potential
- Review of Fugitive Telemetry (Murderbot #6) by Martha Wells
full of more wonderfully grumpy Murderbot, flummoxed by humans' behavior and saving their skins at every Have I ever mentioned Martha Wells's Murderbot books and how much I love them? Oh, I have?
- Review of Now Is Not the Time to Panic by Kevin Wilson
their mysterious artistic creation, and the work's ripple effect, which reaches well beyond what they ever Sixteen-year-old aspiring writer Frankie is just trying to get through a late 1990s summer in Coalfield
- Review of Evvie Drake Starts Over by Linda Holmes
Evvie Drake has become something of a recluse in her quiet seaside Maine town ever since her husband's I listened to it as an audiobook while I gardened, and it was a perfect summer story.
- Three Books I'm Reading Now, 6/14/21 Edition
After multiple misdiagnoses and increasing discomfort and fear, she was ultimately diagnosed with Crohn's
- Three Books I'm Reading Now, 9/10/21 Edition
Guncle, Steven Rowley's sassy, heartwarming fiction about an uncle caring for his young niece and nephew after
- Review of The Last Ballad by Wiley Cash
“There is an old saying that every story, even your own, is either happy or sad depending on where you

















































