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  • Review of Just for the Summer by Abby Jimenez

    Abby Jimenez is wonderful at crafting a satisfying romance that's anchored in serious issues, and in When Justin's situation keeps getting more stressful and Emma's mother shows up, will the potentially serious

  • Three Books I'm Reading Now, 6/3/24 Edition

    World #3) by Abby Jimenez Abby Jimenez is wonderful at crafting a satisfying romance that's anchored in serious When Justin's situation keeps getting more stressful and Emma's mother shows up, will the potentially serious

  • Review of Love, Lists and Fancy Ships by Sarah Grunder Ruiz

    Sarah Grunder Ruiz serves up an irresistible rom-com with great banter and with interesting and difficult solid center of complex issues, and Love, Lists and Fancy Ships (side note: I really want to add a serial comma into this title) serves up depth: grief and loss, fractured futures, clinging to familial relationships I welcomed with open arms the happy ending served up by Sarah Grunder Ruiz.

  • Review of Being Mortal by Atul Gawande

    Whenever serious sickness or injury strikes and your body or mind breaks down, the vital questions are And what is the course of action that best serves this understanding? These complicating factors often lead to invasive measures unlikely to prolong life but very likely to to become a patient, and I, the clinician, agree to try to fix you, whatever the improbability, the misery

  • Shhh! Bossy Gift Ideas: Cookbooks

    Nik Sharma is a blogger at A Brown Table, a Serious Eats columnist, and a bestselling cookbook author 2020 to Ukrainian Borsch offered to families living through a brutal invasion to Chicken Chili Verde served

  • Shhh! Bossy Gift Ideas: Books about Media, Movies, and Music

    Side of New York--all while examining New York itself as a cultural capital. 05 Surely You Can't Be Serious

  • Review of Where You Go Is Not Who You'll Be by Frank Bruni

    Bruni explores reassuring data showing that endless colleges can serve as jumping-off points for happy ideas, to give your brain a vigorous workout and your soul a thorough investigation, to realize how very results is: A good student can get a good education just about anywhere, and a student who's not that serious

  • Review of The Light of the World: A Memoir by Elizabeth Alexander

    You will know it by its seriousness. Give me your hand.”

  • Review of Romantic Comedy by Curtis Sittenfeld

    about talented but average-looking men dating gorgeous women...and then gorgeous pop sensation and serial

  • Three Books I'm Reading Now, 4/3/23 Edition

    about talented but average-looking men dating gorgeous women...and then gorgeous pop sensation and serial

  • Shhh! Science and Nature Bossy Book Gift Ideas

    2: Additional Serious Scientific Answers to Absurd Hypothetical Questions by Randall Munroe Randall Munroe

  • Review of In a New York Minute by Kate Spencer

    --creative type; the serious—but so steady!

  • Six Great Light Fiction Stories Perfect for Summer Reading

    pandemic, I was particularly drawn to lighter fiction because the chances felt slim that things could go seriously Things You Save in a Fire is a quick read that addresses serious matters—betrayal, loyalty, duty, trust Hazel's Guide to Not Dating totally fits the bill for light-fiction escapism--in this case, with lots of sexy talk and sexy scenes and sexy thoughts and sex. there are wonderfully faulted love-crossed main protagonists with a shared history, and they share a sexy-playful-obsession

  • Review of Yearbook by Seth Rogen

    (again) and how I've been drawn to memoirs by funny people lately (as with Kal Penn's You Can't Be Serious

  • Three Books I'm Reading Now, 4/4/22 Edition

    again) and how I've recently been drawn to memoirs by funny people (as with Kal Penn's You Can't Be Serious The Rose Code is a wonderfully spun story of three very different women who answer the wartime call to

  • Review of Betty by Tiffany McDaniel

    There's a serial killer aspect to the story that left me reeling throughout (and that Betty didn't ever

  • Review of Landslide by Susan Conley

    mother's emotional struggle to care for her wild teenage sons and to cope in the wake of her husband's serious

  • Review of The Wreckage of My Presence by Casey Wilson

    often-uncontrollable tendencies (eating most meals in bed and aiming to spend significant time in the bathtub; her serious

  • Three Books I'm Reading Now, 8/23/21 Edition

    uncontrollable tendencies (eating most meals in bed and aiming to spend significant time in the bathtub; her serious

  • Review of Last Summer at the Golden Hotel by Elyssa Friedland

    summer read makes you feel like you’re in safe hands, and you can be confident that nothing here will go seriously read that makes you feel like you’re in safe hands, and you can be confident that nothing here will go seriously

  • Review of She's Too Pretty to Burn by Wendy Heard

    With Nico's troublemaking and incessant challenges to the status quo serving as a catalyst for fast-paced that the characters find themselves making life-and-death decisions, and their missteps aren't without serious

  • Three Books I'm Reading Now, 1/6/21 Edition

    So far Gilbert's old New York detail is wonderful, and young Vivian's carousing is entertaining, sexy available as I was crafting my household's recent library hold lists, and most importantly because I have a serious

  • Six Lighter Fiction Stories for Great Escapism

    Things You Save in a Fire is a quick read that addresses serious matters—betrayal, loyalty, duty, trust Hazel's Guide to Not Dating totally fits the bill as light-fiction escapism--in this case, with lots of sexy talk and sexy scenes and sexy thoughts and sex. there are wonderfully faulted love-crossed main protagonists with a shared history, and they share a sexy-playful-obsession particularly drawn to these types of stories lately because the chances feel slim that things could go seriously

  • Review of Josh and Hazel's Guide to Not Dating by Christina Lauren

    This is sexy, sweet, great escapism from Christina Hobbs and Lauren Billings. He's fresh from a breakup and she hasn't been serious about anyone since her college boyfriend showed Hazel's Guide to Not Dating totally fits the bill as light-fiction escapism--in this case, with lots of sexy talk and sexy scenes and sexy thoughts and sex!

  • Review of Things You Save in a Fire by Katherine Center

    This is a quick read that addresses serious matters—betrayal, loyalty, duty, trust, and love, with a

  • Review of The Likeness (Dublin Murder Squad #2) by Tana French

    French's character- and relationship-driven mysteries keep me waiting anxiously for the twists and turns She writes literary mysteries without cheap thrills and gimmicky tricks. This is my favorite of her Dublin Murder Squad series, and I think about it often, although I read it French is the author of six books in the Dublin Murder Squad series: In the Woods, this book (my absolute

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