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- Review of Bear by Julia Phillips
The bear does ultimately shift everything for their family, and the story is brutal in its climax, yet
- Three Books I'm Reading Now, 2/17/25 Edition
Michaels developed SNL , his ups and downs, his vision, and how he created the institution that would change of father and daughter, and as the winter progresses, Jack and Ronnie's roles shift and their lives change
- My Bossy Favorite Reads of the Summer
Gillian McAllister offers a smart, intriguing, twisty story that plays with time and offers second chances Can she shift the future by changing the past? Riveting Time-Travel Stories to Explore, Six More Riveting Time-Travel Stories to Explore, and Six Second-Chance Caroline O'Donoghue Caroline O'Donoghue's coming-of-age story celebrates friendship, young love, and life-changing enjoyment of the celebration of friendship, circuitous routes to self-confidence, and heartwarming second chances
- Six Satisfying Novels about Revenge
For my full review of this book, please see Razorblade Tears. 03 The Change by Kristen Miller The Change surrounding aging, change, and unexpected new beginnings. The tone of The Change is largely campy, as middle-aged women heroines unite against the book's sometimes But what I loved most about The Change was the unapologetic embracing of the frequently fraught menopausal Click here for my full review of The Change. 04 Darling Rose Gold by Stephanie Wrobel Stephanie Wrobel's
- Review of Tokyo Dreaming (Tokyo Ever After #2) by Emiko Jean
Japan while attempting to stay true to herself, to love who she chooses--and to preserve her parents' chances , privilege, and pressures are fun and fantastic, including elaborate clothing and frequent costume changes
- Review of Lincoln in the Bardo by George Saunders
and they repeat their patterns and manipulations while making mental excuses for their diminished or changed
- Review of The Future by Naomi Alderman
head with a twisty, compelling, futuristic, technology-driven attempt at survival--and at maybe just changing When Martha and Zhen connect, the collision might just change everything...for everyone in the world.
- Review of Immaculate Conception by Ling Ling Huang
cutting-edge technology tied to brain-altering treatments related to memory and trauma, which ends up changing
- Review of Buckeye by Patrick Ryan
comes with age was needling, he found, because it brought the clarity of hindsight without the means to change made up of an older generation steeped in habit and old-fashioned values yet poignantly capable of change
- Review of Pretty Funny for a Girl by Rebecca Elliott
When cool Leo at school reveals that he's into comedy too, Haylah jumps at the chance to write material Elliott offers a fantastic, boy-crazy, British story about missteps, facing change, accepting the past
- Six Compelling Nonfiction Reads
looking at under a microscope, and Stevenson and others are using the information to advocate for many changes traces the webs of deceit, greed, bravery, and the desire for heroic glory that build to the book's climax
- Review of The Bright Sword by Lev Grossman
don't inspire great confidence, but collectively, they fight to find a path forward in a world that is changing
- Review of Small Things Like These by Claire Keegan
It seemed both proper and at the same time deeply unfair that so much of life was left to chance. about his own mysterious heritage--a mystery he felt he had made peace with--he must decide whether it changes
- Review of The Gunners by Rebecca Kaufman
protagonist Mikey's revelations and growth aren't completely satisfying, but the tone and his slow change
- Six Fascinating Books Set in Maine
surprise, she begins to notice and respond to the wonders of the light, the weather, the air, and the changing Wood gorgeously evokes the many characters and unfathomable events that changed her family's existence But he had been one of two men charged with the rape of one of Martha's best friends, and now the sole
- Review of The Alice Network by Kate Quinn
author of the fantastic titles The Diamond Eye , The Huntress , The Rose Code , and, along with Janie Chang
- January Wrap-Up: My Favorite Reads of the Month
I was hooked by Long's world-building, her evocative, immersive descriptions of the cold climate, and
- Review of We'll Prescribe You a Cat by Syou Ishida
Sometimes simply the act of giving in to care for another creature is the catalyst for change; in other
- Review of Broken Country by Clare Leslie Hall
brother shoots a dog going after the family's sheep, the gunshot sets into motion events that will change
- Review of Sparks Like Stars by Nadia Hashimi
What will this change? I wonder. If I am no less alone than I was yesterday, what’s the difference? But when the military soldiers she's always known turn against those in charge, the men stop protecting
- Six More of My Favorite Fiction Reads from the Past Year
like books that play with time, you might also enjoy the books on the Greedy Reading List Six Second-Chance surprise, she begins to notice and respond to the wonders of the light, the weather, the air, and the changing But when the military soldiers she's always known turn against those in charge, the men stop protecting and mission, she wonders: could identifying and lifting the curse offer answers--and could it even change
- Review of The Running Grave (Cormoran Strike #7) by Robert Galbraith
book yet of the seven in the Cormoran Strike series, we see some emotional growth, potentially game-changing deliberate in his life choices as the book progresses, ultimately (briefly) showing a potentially game-changing
- Review of Out of Love by Hazel Hayes
tracing disjointed moments without an exploration of the external or internal reasons for important changes that play with time, you might also like the books on the Greedy Reading List Six Fascinating Second-Chance
- Review of Bury Our Bones in the Midnight Soil by V. E. Schwab
But the evening leaves her forever changed, and she's bent on finding answers--and revenge.
- Review of Hell for Hire (Tear Down Heaven #1) by Rachel Aaron
her demons team up with a new client--a powerful male witch who's got it in for the king--it could change Rachel Aaron is also the author of the DFZ Changeling series, the Heartstrikers series, the Crystal Calamity
- Review of Wellness by Nathan Hill
partners' sometimes unique views of fulfillment and whether two people can come together in a marriage--changing
- Review of Only Killers and Thieves by Paul Howarth
Howarth explores questions such as: Can people really change? Toward the end of Only Killers and Thieves, we see messy second chances take shape, a little retribution , and an attempt at a changed existence—but the haunting memories of the past creep in relentlessly.
- Review of The Arsonists' City by Hala Alyan
As we say in Arabic, Time doesn't change; time reveals. There are tragic lies and lies of omission, mistakes, missed chances, and moments that drastically change
- Review of The Briar Club by Kate Quinn
, The Rose Code , and The Alice Network , as well as The Phoenix Crown , which she wrote with Janie Chang
- October Wrap-Up: My Favorite Reads of the Month
involves jaunts through multiple versions of the same story, as our fantastic main protagonists shift and change in her ways, she's sometimes out of step and old-fashioned, often grumpy--and she's facing immense changes offers messy, imperfect characters in often difficult situations, and they find their way through having changed Carton was abducted by faeries when he was a small child, and his doppelgänger Charles Darnay is a changeling
- Review of World Running Down by Al Hess
Trans salvager Val is just trying to get by--but an unexpected connection changes everything. escorts are beginning to show signs of self-awareness, which shouldn't be possible--and which could change
- Six Rom-Coms Perfect for Summer Reading
A chance encounter blossomed into a glorious connection and a pact to meet up one year later at her family friends like family, facing responsibility and challenge, and acknowledging when long-held dreams have changed She's set to detest this interloper--but then he sends her a letter that changes everything.
- Three Books I'm Reading Now, 4/29/24 Edition
The Books I'm Reading Now I'm reading Kate Quinn and Jamie Chang's historical fiction novel about two 01 The Phoenix Crown by Kate Quinn and Janie Chang In 1906 San Francisco, two very different women seek
- Review of How to Read a Book by Monica Wood
When the three cross paths out in the messy, unexpected, heartbreaking world, their encounters change
- Six More of My Favorite Rom-Com Reads of the Year
promising talent and her best friend from high school (who's now a high-powered agent), Emma gets the chance home, and Emma moves to Los Angeles for six weeks of inspiring, career-building, lucrative, and life-changing Only, the last thing Charlie Yates wants is someone changing his (terrible) script.
- Three Books I'm Reading Now, 10/20/25 Edition
If Una and Owen are going to change the way history is remembered--or simply get Owen back to his own
- Three Books I'm Reading Now, 5/2/22 Edition
The Books I'm Reading Now I'm reading The Change, the upcoming novel (to be published tomorrow!) 01 The Change by Kirsten Miller In Kristen Miller's new (to be published tomorrow!) novel The Change, set in Mattauk, Long Island, three women cope with various challenges surrounding aging , change, and unexpected new beginnings. a future with a colonized moon, the universal connection of music, and the difficulty and danger in changing
- Six Novels I Loved Reading Last Year
about his own mysterious heritage--a mystery he felt he had made peace with--he must decide whether it changes , Duke, her young life, her path to her husband Joe, and the unexpected ways her future shifted and changed When a dead body shows up in her tea house, Vera takes charge of the investigation of what only she is
- Three Books I'm Reading Now, 3/10/25 Edition
The center's managers keep changing the rules so that he women's stays are prolonged--until a new inmate
- Review of Lost in Time by A.G. Riddle
Riddle's time-travel story centers around reconciling the inability to change what has already occurred like the books on my Greedy Reading Lists Six Riveting Time-Travel Stories to Explore and Six Second-Chance
- May Wrap-Up: My Favorite Reads of the Month
loss and a devastating blow for future plans, lies and betrayals, and, finally, a messy but hopeful chance professional missteps and cutthroat choices, pushing toward what feels like an inevitable, disastrous climax He is, after all, an imperfect person whose fear of failure caused him to abandon each chance at a wonderfully
- May Wrap-Up: My Favorite Reads of the Month
Zeno and Della are vagabonds, putting on shows for small bills and change, scrambling to make enough Mandel explores a pandemic, moon colonization, the universal connection of music, the temptation to change colonized moon, considers the universal connection of music, and digs into the difficulty and danger in changing as a structure for our true main protagonist, Gaspary, and we see the most depth and development and change You might like the books I list on the Greedy Reading Lists Six Second-Chance, Do-Over, Reliving-Life
- Review of The Knight and the Moth (Stonewater Kingdom #1) by Rachel Gillig
Gillig builds a layered fantasy world on elements of stone and water, and the moth symbolism changes
- Review of Fates and Furies by Lauren Groff
The first section felt long and didn't fully hook me, but the change of perspective in the second half
- Three Books I'm Reading Now, 7/28/25 Edition
The book takes off like a rocket, changing almost everything in her life.
- Review of The Safekeep by Yael van der Wouden
But approximately three quarters of the way through the book, the story's perspective changes to Eva's
- ICYMI: Six Compelling Nonfiction Books that Read Like Fiction
I originally posted this list in October of 2020 (I've made a few changes to the text but the list of readers uncomfortable, but they're all worth looking at under a microscope and using to demand the many changes traces the webs of deceit, greed, bravery, and the desire for heroic glory that build to the book's climax
- Review of Madame Restell by Jennifer Wright
positions Restell's career and wealth within the volatile events of the time--particularly society's changing
- Review of The Fraud by Zadie Smith
attempted to lay claim to the Tichborne family fortune, insisting that he was a long-lost noble son much changed
- Six of the Best Nonfiction Books I've Read This Year
make readers uncomfortable, but they're all worth looking at under a microscope and demanding the many changes traces the webs of deceit, greed, bravery, and the desire for heroic glory that build to the book's climax















































