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- Yet Another Six of My Favorite Fiction Reads from the Past Year
Rachel Lynn Solomon crafts another sweet, quirky, funny, romantic young adult story that plays with time Barrett can't decide if this time loop is a dream come true--or a living nightmare. I am a huuuuuuge fan of books that play with time, and Straub offers up all the best parts of a time-travel book in This Time Tomorrow. of cutting to the heart of a situation without wasting time.
- Six More of My Favorite Fiction Reads from the Past Year
For my full review, check out Doctors and Friends. 03 This Time Tomorrow by Emma Straub This Time Tomorrow Straub offers a story that plays with time, explores sentimental moments, offers do-overs, and sweeps I am a huuuuuuge fan of books that play with time, and Straub offers up all the best parts of a time-travel book in This Time Tomorrow. of cutting to the heart of a situation without wasting time.
- June Wrap-Up: My Favorite Reads of the Month
Rachel Lynn Solomon crafts another sweet, quirky, funny, romantic young adult story that plays with time Do you like books that play with time? list on the Greedy Reading Lists Six Second-Chance, Do-Over, Reliving-Life Stories or Six Riveting Time-Travel Escapes, or these Bossy reviews of books that play with time. One Last Stop plays with time in a really fun, interesting way, and through the time-jump premise McQuiston's
- Six Fantasy Reads I Loved in the Past Year
illness...until she realizes that the red door and visions of the past are real memories from her own time-travel
- September Wrap-Up: My Favorite Reads of the Month
retired from tennis at the top of her game as the best player in the world and the greatest of all time For my full review, check out Carrie Soto Is Back. 02 This Time Tomorrow by Emma Straub Straub offers I am a huuuuuuge fan of books that play with time, and Straub offers up all the best parts of a time-travel book in This Time Tomorrow. of cutting to the heart of a situation without wasting time.
- Six More Backlist Favorites to Check Out
of stories that suited me then and still hit the spot for me now, and these books stand the test of time unambitious misfit who sticks with them, making them feel unequivocally safe and understood for the first time Earth and Baby, You're Gonna Be Mine, and he has a new book coming out in fall 2022, Now Is Not the Time play with timelines and realities, check out the other books on the Greedy Reading List Six Riveting Time-Travel
- Six Four-Star (and Up) Science Fiction Reads I Loved Last Year
this last week regarding mysteries, but really, doesn't the cold winter also feel like the perfect time Chambers's science fiction is full of heart, heartbreak, and hope--with a fascinating backdrop of space travel The book feels much more focused on the characters--with a backdrop of space travel and otherworldly You can find my review of Blake Crouch's Recursion (mentioned in the Greedy Reading List Six Riveting Time-Travel
- Review of The Midnight Library by Matt Haig
auto-pilot, who straighten out curved streets in their minds, which explains why they get lost all the time an in-between state that is not life and not death, in the form of a library that exists outside of time Nora dips in and out of different lives, trying on careers, love lives, travel adventures, fame and fortune Haig is also the author of How to Stop Time, his memoir Reasons to Stay Alive, and other books. Reading List Six Riveting Time-Travel Escapes.
- July Wrap-Up: My Favorite Reads of the Month
behind his decision and explores the importance to him of taking an active role in determining the time desperate hope, and a few highs; choosing to end her long-term relationship, and writing a New York Times The vast majority of page time is spent on Suleika's struggle with her physical disease. She weaves in interesting aspects of the time such as the contrast between active female roles in the You can find my review of Blake Crouch's Recursion (mentioned in the Greedy Reading List Six Riveting Time-Travel
- Review of Light to the Hills by Bonnie Blaylock
Bonnie Blaylock's Light to the Hills , it's 1930 in the Kentucky Appalachians, and Amanda Rye is a traveling Amanda makes a special connection with a mountain family on her route that's facing tough times despite Other books I've loved about traveling librarians include The Book Woman of Troublesome Creek and The
- My Very Favorite Bossy 2024 Reads
astronauts orbiting the earth at seventeen thousand miles an hour, clinging to Coordinated Universal Time The banter is fantastic, and I laughed many times while reading this one. Bradley This captivating story involves time travel, but it's primarily about deep human connections They're from other times in history. For my full review, please see The Ministry of Time .
- My Very Favorite Bossy 2022 Reads
fiction novel Wingwalkers, Zeno, a former World War I ace pilot, and Della, his daring wingwalking wife, travel I am a huuuuuuge fan of books that play with time, and Straub offers up all the best parts of a time-travel book in This Time Tomorrow. of cutting to the heart of a situation without wasting time. Astrid is always on time.
- Six More Great Fiction Titles I Loved This Year
unambitious misfit who sticks with them, making them feel unequivocally safe and understood for the first time you like books that play with timelines and realities, check out the Greedy Reading List Six Riveting Time-Travel
- Six Great Historical Fiction Stories Set in the American West
look promising. 03 West by Carys Davies This isn't strictly a Western, but the main protagonist does travel He feels unshakably compelled to travel west to find out if the mammoth animals he's heard described with his sister, Bess's short-tempered aunt, although he expects to be away on his irrational, foolish travels Bess, stuck at home, traces Cy's optimistic travel route on a map (and, disturbingly, struggles multiple Hawker is also the author of The Ragged Edge of Night. 05 The Widow Nash by Jamie Harrison Dulcy has traveled
- Review of The Land and Its People: Essays by David Sedaris
he brings his offbeat humor, acerbic observations, and surprising heart to recounting stories about travel This year Sedaris revealed for the first time that his longtime partner Hugh has secretly (even from enough edge to keep me feeling slightly, delightedly nervous about what's to come, yet much of the time The final lines of the essays felt at times a little bit sentimental or cute, but he does have to wrap
- Review of The Calamity Club by Kathryn Stockett
We meet two main protagonists: independent young adult Birdie, who travels from her rural hometown to includes plot points that are linked to chilling, actual federal laws regarding women's health during the time The story is long enough to meander at times; we drift in and out of Birdie's and Meg's lives without But by the time key matters are resolved, after so much page time, the resolutions feel somewhat abrupt I appreciated Stockett's taking time for difficult truth-telling among characters, the chances for newly
- Review of Care and Feeding: A Memoir by Laurie Woolever
Woolever also recounts her time as assistant to the kind, passionate Tony Bourdain until the time of I was most interested in the travel, food-focused writing, eating accounts, and breakneck-speed, often
- Review of Dogland: Passion, Glory, and Lots of Slobber at the Westminster Dog Show by Tommy Tomlinson
In a fascinating, heartwarming, lovely account, Tomlinson spends three years traveling dog shows across At times he good-naturedly highlights the absurdity of this world, at least for those looking in from focuses primarily on the path of one promising show dog, Striker, and his handler, Laura King, as they travel
- Review of Clear by Carys Davies
But time was the worst thing; time, it seemed to him now, was the only thing you couldn't change; whatever beautifully balanced between the tension of John's secret, Ivar's misplaced trust (and of the looming time Time passes as though in a vacuum, and the men's need for human connection overshadows all else. By the time John's wife appears--fresh from a rough sea journey, inspired to travel by a sense that John
- Three Books I'm Reading Now, 6/3/24 Edition
reading The Other Valley, Scott Alexander Howard's literary speculative fiction about the implications of traveling back and forth through time; I'm listening to Abby Jimenez's newest story, another of her rom-coms with considers applying for the powerful Conseil, which makes decisions about who is allowed to anonymously travel But Justin's family is going through an incredibly complicated and fraught time, and he's caring for --and the reason she can't settle down for more than a couple of months at a time.
- Review of Bug Hollow by Michelle Huneven
unconventional bonds, chosen-family elements, and vivid details that place the reader in points in time Phil travels worldwide for his job, and his more appealing personality and our peek into his viewpoint her deadly health crisis occurs after she refuses to be screened for cancer for an irresponsibly long time We zigzag to spend page time with intriguing side characters (Yvette, with whom Phil has a very brief sometimes-disjointed feeling of the story, but I loved Huneven's gift for placing us in vividly set scenes of the times
- Review of Endling by Maria Reva
But when Russia invades Ukraine as they're traveling, it changes everything. The extended kidnapping situation begins to feel interminable, but the stretching out of time and close difficult to pin down the tone and the multiple stories being told, and I felt off kilter much of the time
- Review of Memorial Days: A Memoir by Geraldine Brooks
Tedious, infuriating, frustrating, time-sucking tasks piled onto the crush of everyday life so that Brooks Three years after his death, she traveled to a remote Australian island--where she had once considered anger, sadness, confusion, and desperation, then, in her journey and in her deliberate way of taking time
- Review of There Are Rivers in the Sky by Elif Shafak
Sky traces the stories of these three disparate characters living alongside rivers in three different times Shafak uses the life-giving--and at times, through flood or pollution, life-taking--waters of the Tigris Narin's story, aside from modern modes of travel and communication, feels like a tragedy pulled from that the Yazidi people have been endlessly beaten down and massacred over and over again since ancient times tragically beautiful intertwined novel that shines a light on weighty issues at three points in space and time
- Review of Operation Bounce House by Matt Dinniman
Communication and travel between Earth and his planet, New Sonora, should soon be established again, I laughed out loud at times, I mourned the good guys' losses, and I was entertained throughout.
- Review of The Poppy Fields by Nikki Erlick
But participation requires traveling to California, consenting to receiving mysterious, purportedly helpful application to the fields rejected, one is a hopeful participant, one lost a brother after he spent time The bond between the travelers was heartwarming, and they surprise each other and themselves with the
- Review of This Is Happiness by Niall Williams
We’re all, all the time, striving, and though that means there’s a more-or-less constant supply of failure In time I came to think it the common ground of all humanity. On my first venture out of the country, I traveled to London and to a small town in County Clare, Ireland More Niall Williams Love For my review of Niall Williams's lovely Time of the Child , please click
- Review of You Are Here by David Nicholls
“It’s true I do have time and freedom and I love it, sometimes. But the notion that I should be 'making the most of it,' travelling the world or out every night, there Can’t I just be happy, or unhappy, just mess about and read and waste time and be unfulfilled by myself After meeting for the first time, Michael, a recently divorced teacher, studious and thoughtful, and
- Review of Break Wide the Sea (Break Wide the Sea #1) by Sara Holland
She hopes to travel to the home of the fae (making out with her fiance and would-be assassin all the I tired of Annie's frequent and extensive swooning over August, despite her suspicions that he is actually horrifying, but I was most interested in the monster-type transformation that threatens to overtake her in time A very minor but distracting note: the smell of petrichor is mentioned thirteen times in the story.
- Review of To Be Taught, If Fortunate by Becky Chambers
somaforming, human space flight has been revolutionized; synthetic supplementations allow humans to travel We were kings without enemies, children removed from time. This book is quite short, and I wished for more time with and development of the characters.
- Review of Awake: A Memoir by Jen Hatmaker
betrayal, and shock, nor does she mine those experiences for drama or sit in them for a gratuitously long time illustrates Hatmaker's vulnerability as she searches for a way out of grief, fights to simply function, then travels
- Review of Hemlock & Silver by T. Kingfisher
but she's plainly dressed, tall, work-driven, and uninterested in social niceties, so she spends her time and outs of royal customs, adjust her practical wardrobe, and leave her personal research behind to travel
- November Wrap-Up: My Favorite Reads of the Month
I hope if you're heading into a long weekend that you find time to cozy in and read something wonderful And by happenstance, this revenge also threatens Ma's family's ability to travel to a land of plenty. but she's plainly dressed, tall, work-driven, and uninterested in social niceties, so she spends her time and outs of royal customs, adjust her practical wardrobe, and leave her personal research behind to travel I appreciated the epic length of the book (688 pages), in which each remaining knight gets page time
- Six Bossy Favorite Literary Fiction Reads from the Past Year
of which was read aloud for the (obtuse, grumpy, belligerent) poet's wife's birthday, then lost to time Time passes as though in a vacuum, and the men's need for human connection overshadows all else. By the time John's wife appears--fresh from a rough sea journey, inspired to travel by a sense that John Click here for my full review of The Boy from the Sea. 06 Time of the Child by Niall Williams Time of For my full review of this book please see Time of the Child.
- June Wrap-Up: My Favorite Reads of the Month
Time passes as though in a vacuum, and the men's need for human connection overshadows all else. By the time John's wife appears--fresh from a rough sea journey, inspired to travel by a sense that John embrace Brendan, as he is ultimately named, as one of their own, yet hold him separate--and, for a time In a fascinating, heartwarming, lovely account, Tomlinson spends three years traveling dog shows across At times he good-naturedly highlights the absurdity of this world, at least for those looking in from
- Six Great Stories about Robots
The Robot Books It's been a long time since I've talked about science fiction and robot stories. Chambers's science fiction is full of heart, heartbreak, and hope--with a fascinating backdrop of space travel The book feels much more focused on the characters--with a backdrop of space travel and otherworldly They begin to forge a stronger bond (despite how irritating they each find the other), but there's no time I think this was because of personal timing and my reading-during-vacation distraction circumstances,
- Review of All Fours by Miranda July
generally feel extreme personal discomfort at witnessing others' questionable decision-making, and at times But I settled into the constant unease of traveling alongside a character whose author seemed hell bent I laughed out loud once and did enjoy the dark humor that emerges at times.
- Three Books I'm Reading Now, 11/4/24 Edition
Wedding People ; and I'm reading Bonnie Blaylock's Appalachian-set 1930s historical fiction about a traveling Bonnie Blaylock's Light to the Hills , it's 1930 in the Kentucky Appalachians, and Amanda Rye is a traveling She makes a special connection with a mountain family facing tough times despite their double work at
- Three Books I'm Reading Now, 6/1/26 Edition
Communication and travel between Earth and the planet New Sonora may be established again, and Oliver The new source of friendship, challenge, release, confidence, and time with Sam might just offer Jules
- Review of Orbital by Samantha Harvey
astronauts orbiting the earth at seventeen thousand miles an hour, clinging to Coordinated Universal Time Some of those on the ground try to insist upon imposing barriers upon the space travelers. The six space-station astronauts are circling the earth without traveling anywhere, they reflect, while down of human space exploration in light of the growing promise of robots' clean, streamlined space travel
- Review of The Giver of Stars by Jojo Moyes
ICYMI: I loved being along for the ride with Moyes's five strong women characters as they traveled through Alice Wright traveled from England in hopes of adventure in her new married life; Margery is independent Time flew. The traveling librarians were all irresistible variations on “tough as nails with hearts of gold” characters Another book I loved about traveling librarians was The Book Woman of Troublesome Creek.
- Review of Funny Story by Emily Henry
And as far as she can tell, Miles does odd jobs and traveled around without a permanent address for months at a time when he and Petra were together. The banter is fantastic, and I laughed many times while reading this one.
- Three Books I'm Reading Now, 11/10/25 Edition
Annie, the teenaged orphan makes a questionable deal with an untrustworthy ship captain, hoping to travel Masks bestow upon the wearers the instincts, abilities, and reaction times of the animals after which
- Three Books I'm Reading Now, 7/29/24 Edition
Winner Take All , and How to Break a Boy . 02 You Are Here by David Nicholls “It’s true I do have time But the notion that I should be 'making the most of it,' travelling the world or out every night, there Can’t I just be happy, or unhappy, just mess about and read and waste time and be unfulfilled by myself After meeting for the first time, Michael, a recently divorced teacher, studious and thoughtful, and
- Bossy Holiday Gift Ideas: Books about Music
Six more that made my honorable mention list: Traveling: On the Path of Joni Mitchell by Ann Powers Rebel Girl: My Life as a Feminist Punk by Kathleen Hanna A Really Strange and Wonderful Time: The Chapel Harmonize: How FDR's Hidden Music Unit Sought to Save America from the Great Depression—One Song at a Time Netherlands, to their family's move to working-class Pasadena; of their proper Indonesian mother and traveling author of Dreaming the Beatles , On Bowie, and Love Is a Mix Tape: Life and Loss, One Song at a Time
- Three Books I'm Reading Now, 7/28/25 Edition
emotions and emerge better able to function without debilitating sorrow, but participating requires traveling One had a rejected application, one is a hopeful participant, one lost a brother after he spent time
- Three Books I'm Reading Now, 4/15/24 Edition
But when the doctor tries to help a crew who has suffered the loss of one of its own due to ERS, she travels And as far as she can tell, Miles does odd jobs and traveled around without a permanent address for months at a time when he and Petra were together.
- Six More Great Historical Fiction Books Set in the American West
fascinated by the optimistic explorer spirit--and I love reading about strong female characters in a time Mary Doria Russell also interestingly explores Holliday's career as a dentist (at a time when the dental profession was tainted by traveling butchers and thieves), and his gallant, grumpy, well-read, mischievous but here it gives a fittingly old-fashioned quality to the writing that feels as though it suits the time Paulette Jiles Captain Kidd has fought in three wars, and after the Civil War's end, he serves as a traveling
- May Wrap-Up: My Favorite Reads of the Month
Trace Temple is a disillusioned, angry young man whose family lost its ranch after hard times. We meet two main protagonists: independent young adult Birdie, who travels from her rural hometown to The story is long enough to meander at times; we drift in and out of Birdie's and Meg's lives without But by the time key matters are resolved, after so much page time, the resolutions feel somewhat abrupt Blake includes wonderful scientific detail and details of life in that time.
- Review of The Hallmarked Man by Robert Galbraith
Cormoran keeps trying to conjure up reasons he and Robin would need to travel somewhere beautiful to And Ryan Murphy is showing some weak points, and every time he does, Strike gets a bigger chance with














































