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- Review of Sarahland: Stories by Sam Cohen
rooted where universal experience intersects with the uniqueness of Any Woman’s experiences in the world
- Review of State of Terror by Hillary Rodham Clinton and Louise Penny
to an underling in the Oval Office--and violent terrorist attacks soon begin taking place around the world
- Review of Writers & Lovers by Lily King
tension (one that exists in both of these King novels) that made me worry whether the presented situation would restaurant and the twisted but familial community forged among the stresses and frantic pace of that world
- Three Books I'm Reading Now, 3/17/21 Edition
Jude is the exiled Queen of Faerie, scrambling to make a living in the human world by freelancing, carrying When her twin sister Taryn arrives in the human world, fearing for her life, Jude finds herself drawn
- Review of A Song to Drown Rivers by Ann Liang
I would light the fire. I would heat up this whole room. And when that didn't work--I would burn this kingdom down to ashes, turn all its men into smoke. I would, I would.
- Three Books I'm Reading Now, 3/10/21 Edition
brave young woman shaped by her Native American heritage; and a young adult book set in an alternate world NetGalley. 03 Body of Stars by Laura Maylene Walter In Body of Stars, debut author Walter imagines a world
- Review of The Empress by Laura Martinez-Belli
Charlotte, called Empress Carlota by the people, is behind the scenes in Mexico running things for Napoleon III are maddeningly following their own whims and wielding the power here as they are everywhere in the world
- Review of The True Love Experiment by Christina Lauren
which is fine—but they’re also about social change and challenging the status quo, such as who the world team of Christina Lauren also authored the books The Unhoneymooners, In a Holidaze, Love and Other Words
- Review of The Pirate Queen by Ariel Lawhon
I would have imagined that this structure would have been jarring and potentially difficult to dive into
- Three Books I'm Reading Now, 8/8/22 Edition
series, she set up a romantic fantasy about a chosen one, a long-lost family, portals to a magical world
- Review of The Color of Lightning by Paulette Jiles
Set toward the end of the Civil War on the Texas plains, The Color of Lightning centers around the bare-bones This is the third Paulette Jiles Civil War-era historical fiction book I've read and adored. She also wrote News of the World, which I loved, as well as the solid, music-filled Simon the Fiddler
- Review of Sleeping Giants (Themis Files #1) by Sylvain Neuvel
Years later Rose is a world-renowned physicist working to unlock the secrets of the hand and the curious
- Shhh! Book Gift Ideas for the Holidays
This slim book of lists, notes, stories, and facts and scientific research from around the world make the Way Down and The Fault in Our Stars, here entertainingly reviews various inventions, the natural world History, Questlove examines the last half century of music, providing context in the form of snapshots-in-words
- Three Books I'm Reading Now, 7/18/22 Edition
sought-after newspapers and books to families who rarely emerge from the woods but for whom the written word is a window to the greater world.
- Review of Going There by Katie Couric
Going There shines through Couric's insider peeks at the media world, playful insights about famous people
- May Wrap-Up: My Favorite Reads of the Month
She writes songs about "sex, love, and the state of the world," and in one instance describes musical fiercely loyal, savvy, and crafty main protagonist Tamsin as she struggled to find her place in both worlds
- Three Books I'm Reading Now, 9/26/22 Edition
as she tries yet again to be a loyal friend, refrain from punching people in the nose, and save the world
- February Wrap-Up: My Favorite Reads of the Month
Maame explores Maddie's search to establish herself in the world, and I loved rooting for her the whole , wife, and friend as she tries to figure out how to say goodbye to her longest, best friend in the world
- Review of Goddess in the Machine by Lora Beth Johnson
Johnson explores how magic and technology are often the same thing in the new world, but which word is The language spoken by those in the future world is slightly shifted, as though it has evolved over 1,000 I missed all the best words." What did you think?
- Review of The Exiles by Christina Baker Kline
There was no word for property among her people, yet the British stole her people's land and asserted The girl's confusion about the word "savages" was particularly poignant; she hears it used by the British (However, why this evil character would continue seeking out and lingering around the others was not clear to me; I imagined that this person would likely light out for other places and wreak random havoc Kline also authored Orphan Train (which I really liked) and A Piece of the World (which I loved).
- Six Great Historical Fiction Stories Set in the American West
fiction set in the West also lends itself to stories of strong female characters in a time when the world a rough and tumble story with enough suspense that I wasn't ever confident that the main characters would I wished a little more care had been taken with the resolutions at the end, and I would have liked some the first book in Bowman's Vengeance Road duology; Retribution Rails is the second. 02 These Is My Words
- Review of The Humans by Matt Haig
about the evil of humans--their violence, their greed and selfishness, their carelessness with their world
- Review of The Nature of Witches by Rachel Griffin
In the world of Griffin's young adult fantasy novel The Nature of Witches, witches control the weather
- Six Illuminating Memoirs to Check Out
book, please see Leaving the Witness. 02 The Unexpected Spy by Tracy Walder I love a peek at a secret world , and in The Unexpected Spy: From the CIA to the FBI, My Secret Life Taking Down Some of the World's accounts of his sexual escapades with her and others, and, incredibly and most damningly, his use of the N-word
- Review of She's a Lamb! by Meredith Hambrock
offers a delusional, self-congratulatory, single-minded, relentless would-be performer and builds tension isn't a musical and it's untested, and the reader can see that it's an edgy, promising production and would sledgehammer-unsubtle journey to achieve stardom, and I found it irresistible to wonder how dark things would
- Six Books Set in Australia that Are Fair Dinkum Fascinating
Only when the two women's worlds intersect can they piece together the full stories of their husbands
- Six More Four-Star Mysteries I Loved Last Year
(Robin's sister, introduced in book one) expects adventure when she agrees to help save the magical world may have created a situation in which she has fewer options than her constrained existence as a lady would might allow for too-easy deception, and also that seeing others take advantage of Molly's innocence would
- Review of Missing Sam by Thrity Umrigar
fight after a party, Sam wakes up for a solo morning run instead of inviting along Ali, as she normally would Yet I found it jarring that we weren't subjected to what I would expect to be more anguish andAli's temporary heavily laid detail groundwork earlier in the story; it felt inevitable that that particular element would
- Review of Wild Life by Keena Roberts
Roberts reflects upon her identity and place in the world in a raw and genuine way that I found gripping Her disparate life experiences ultimately lead her to think deeply about her place in the world, her
- Review of Revelations by Mary Sharratt
stun medieval British society with her vow of celibacy and ambitious pilgrimage halfway around the world
- Three Books I'm Reading Now, 3/29/21 Edition
There's no real choice to make--Jack would never allow his brother to go. mischievous performance art rebel Nico; and their new friend, Mick, who hasn't quite found her place in the world
- Review of Mary Jane by Jessica Anya Blau
to her conservative, protective, socially focused parents in order to immerse herself in the Cones' world
- Review of The Hired Girl by Laura Amy Schlitz
She's growing up and growing into a calm assurance, finding her place in the world.
- Review of Once There Were Wolves by Charlotte McConaghy
When a crisis erupts, Inti must choose between her beloved wolves and the outside world and its pressures
- Review of Lost in Time by A.G. Riddle
Riddle is also the author of Departure and Winter World.
- Three Books I'm Reading Now, 11/12/21 Edition
From a bookseller closed off emotionally from the world who begins to consider letting someone in again
- Review of Hamnet by Maggie O'Farrell
The interconnectedness between strangers and family members and the world was one of the most interesting
- Review of Girl One by Sara Flannery Murphy
The men in their world are cruel, powerful, and frequently evil, but when they band together, the girls
- Review of Tess of the Road (Tess of the Road #1) by Rachel Hartman
We witness some of Tess's sobering realizations about the dark truths in the world--as well as her sometimes
- Six Great Light Fiction Stories Perfect for Summer Reading
Orenstein didn't hit any false notes for me and kept me satisfyingly wrapped up in the elite gymnastics world The premise of Dear Emmie Blue made me wonder if the story would feel too far-fetched. Click here for my reviews of Lauren's The Unhoneymooners, In a Holidaze, Love and Other Words, The Soulmate one of them), Bea is surprised when a show producer reaches out to her with an unexpected question: Would
- Review of The Project by Courtney Summers
The way in which Lo is drawn into the Unity Project world seemed outlandish, and various revelations
- Six More Illuminating Memoirs to Lose Yourself In
these experiences in contrast to his prior life and heartbreaking knowledge of the free, if difficult, world trials, and adventures. 03 Priestdaddy by Patricia Lockwood Lockwood is a poet, and her view of the world the details of the affair at the center of this story might make me feel uncomfortable at best and would
- Three Books I'm Reading Now, 12/21/21 Edition
She revels in the wonders of the natural world, soaks in her father's rich stories, loves her sisters
- Review of Saoirse by Charleen Hurtubise
But if the truth of Saoirse's secrets came out, it would upend her existence, and she is terrified that I blew through this novel, and the whole time I was reading Saoirse , I held my breath that it would
- Review of Namesake by Adrienne Young
making him realize she doesn't need him, and on making her way and setting her own path in a rough world
- Review of The Guide by Peter Heller
In The Guide, the main protagonist Jack is as linked to the natural world as are the characters in his
- Review of Blood: A Memoir by Allison Moorer
I carry the structure of their bones around my insides...and try to tell the world, '...They were more Late in the book Moorer notes, "I learned to hold my fists up to the world to try to protect myself from
- Review of The Witch Elm by Tana French
Others seemed to take a sensitive look at their places within the world but became embroiled in ugly
- Review of Who Gets In and Why: A Year Inside College Admissions by Jeffrey Selingo
reinforces the approach for students of doing their thing, doing their best, being curious about the world
- Review of The Grace Year by Kim Liggett
some major issues: consorting with the gruesomely brutal enemy; the prospect of folding back into the world


















































