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- Review of What Doesn't Kill You by Tessa Miller
She spends substantial page time laying out the weaknesses of our country's health care system, and she Miller's view gets broad at times, and her focus occasionally seems to stretch beyond the scope of what
- Review of The Guncle by Steven Rowley
In Steven Rowley's fun, funny, and heartwarming light fiction story The Guncle, aging former sitcom star
- Shhh! Holiday Cookbook Gift Ideas
The book is a mix of inspirational stories and plant-focused recipes, many of which are sure to be kid-pleasers
- Review of The Quiet Zone: Unraveling the Mystery of a Town Suspended in Silence by Stephen Kurczy
But by the time Kurczy dug into some of the most alarming real-life characters from the Green Bank community
- Three Books I'm Reading Now, 10/22/20 Edition
who authored Orphan Train (which I really liked) and A Piece of the World (which I loved), tells the story Kline writes a story of friendship, despair, and hope with a richly drawn Australian backdrop--while
- Review of Reasons to Stay Alive by Matt Haig
Haig is also the author of the fiction titles The Midnight Library and How to Stop Time.
- Review of Wolf Hollow by Lauren Wolk
Wolk also wrote Beyond the Bright Sea, a middle-grade adventure story with sweet character development
- Three Books I'm Reading Now, 9/12/22 Edition
I'm reading The One Hundred Years of Lenni and Margot by Marianne Cronin, another debut novel, this time
- Three Books I'm Reading Now, 6/14/21 Edition
The story is wonderfully interpersonally complicated. 03 One of Us Is Next by Karen M.
- Review of An Altar in the World by Barbara Brown Taylor
one because I felt that Taylor's personality came through in it even more fully, and I adore spending time
- Review of Know My Name by Chanel Miller
Now I'd like Miller to please write more books about varied topics, because I like spending time in her
- Review of The Beauty of Breaking: A Memoir by Michele Harper
These are shared as encounters in which she hears versions of life stories and imparts her condensed I felt more that I was being told things about Harper's life than that she was allowing me into her story
- Review of Going There by Katie Couric
imagine it was difficult to manage how to address this topic without being able to give it the page time
- Review of The Searcher by Tana French
What do I love more than a Tana French book, a retired detective story, or an Irish setting?
- Review of The Wreckage of My Presence by Casey Wilson
shares her own often-uncontrollable tendencies (eating most meals in bed and aiming to spend significant time
- Review of The Dry (Aaron Falk #1) by Jane Harper
I loved being along for the ride as Harper's story unfolded, and I was all in for the main protagonist
- Three Books I'm Reading Now, 1/1/24 Edition
adult rom-com Dungeons and Drama, about a young woman with Broadway aspirations and the nerdy game store without permission and gets grounded, she suddenly has to spend afternoons working at her father's game store
- Review of One Day in December by Josie Silver
Silver offers a story with a missed-chances premise in which romance, drama, and an unwavering hope in
- Three Books I'm Reading Now, 5/31/21 Edition
Green tells his funny, poignant, tech-focused story through characters' alternating viewpoints, and it
- Review of Mean Baby: A Memoir of Growing Up by Selma Blair
and weight of various factors on another person and their unique life, but I had somewhat of a hard time
- Three Books I'm Reading Now, 11/10/20 Edition
After a terrible storm that took her mother's life, young Fable was abandoned by her father, who's a This is an immersive story, with the flavors, sights, and sounds of colonial India underlying all of It's a wonderful opportunity for a romantic story involving unapologetic body positivity, and I hope
- Review of What You Wish For by Katherine Center
I loved how much heart was in this story but found myself distracted by my disbelief.
- Review of When the Stars Go Dark by Paula McLain
wasn't sure Anna would provide parenting advice and hindsight-based tips to Emily at such a fraught time
- Review of Leaving the Witness by Amber Scorah
I'm intrigued by stories of those who have left faith systems. Scorah tells a fascinating personal story of growth and fear and change.
- Review of City of Girls by Elizabeth Gilbert
for writing, but I didn't much care about this potential issue because I loved every bit of Vivian's story
- Review of Highfire by Erin Colfer
I had a really tough time with the purely evil bad guy who showed no possible redemption or depth of It was difficult to spend so much page time with such a character and in his thoughts.
- Review of Conversations with Friends by Sally Rooney
Frances spends most of her page time in self-obsessed analysis and introspection or making sweeping,
- Review of The Loneliest Girl in the Universe by Lauren James
This young adult science fiction story has an irresistible premise: teenaged Romy is the sole survivor
- Review of One of Us Is Lying by Karen M. McManus
Bronwyn, Nate, Addy, and Cooper largely feel like stereotypes when the story begins, but as they become
- Review of Beneath the Keep by Erika Johansen
There's extensive page time spent on ghastly monstrousness. It was really difficult to read a book with so much page time spent on abuse and violence.
- Review of Dark Matter by Blake Crouch
I love an alternate reality story, and I thought this was a smart and lovely one.
- Review of The Girl in the Tower by Katherine Arden
I listened to the audiobook of this mystical fairy tale-folk story (and I loved the narrator Kathleen
- Review of Things in Jars by Jess Kidd
irresistible Bridie are her striking and unfailingly loyal sidekick Sadie; Ruby, who is both a tender tie Various depraved and frighteningly cruel characters help drive the story of Things in Jars and add to
- Review of The Dutch House by Ann Patchett
I just could not get anywhere near invested or interested in this story of years of unhappiness, relentless
- Review of Girl One by Sara Flannery Murphy
Girl One reminded me at times of Body of Stars, but this book held together more successfully for me,
- Review of Good Girl, Bad Blood (A Good Girl's Guide to Murder #2) by Holly Jackson
After all, last time around, all kinds of horrible things happened as she dug into (and solved, thank
- Review of The Midnight Line (Jack Reacher #22) by Lee Child
The story involved a satisfying set of Reacher-figured-out-a-plan moments, along with somewhat of a commentary
- Review of No One Is Talking About This by Patricia Lockwood
The first section of Lockwood's story about an internet darling is absurd, frivolous, vulgar, irritating
- Review of Cultish: The Language of Fanaticism by Amanda Montell
legitimately help us understand what motivates people's fanatical behaviors during this ever-restless era--a time
- Review of Who Gets In and Why: A Year Inside College Admissions by Jeffrey Selingo
I have a high school senior, so maybe it's time to finally read the stack of college admissions-related
- Six Book Recommendations from Smarty Librarians
answering a few questions about your tolerance for violence, rough language, and adult content; desired time
- Three Wackily Different Books I'm Reading Right Now, 9/3/20 Edition
mix of different genres I read concurrently are usually reactive--a result of my library hold list timing Are you a one-book-at-a-time reader, or do you dabble with reading different types of books at once?
- Review of Dear Edward by Ann Napolitano
This story was so much more than I expected. This story was so much more than I expected, but thankfully Napolitano didn’t rely solely on her book anything critical whatsoever about the protagonist or his plight or about anything to do with this story
- Review of The Hand on the Wall by Maureen Johnson
The final book in Maureen Johnson's young adult Truly Devious trilogy wraps up the story nicely, but When a giant storm heads toward the Burlington, Vermont, boarding school do you think Stevie goes along
- Review of Outlawed by Anna North
But when time goes by and Ada doesn't conceive a child, she is suspected of witchcraft, of causing trouble
- Review of American Dirt by Jeanine Cummins
Many issues have been raised regarding: Cummins's right and ability to tell this story as non-Latinx
- Review of Somebody's Daughter by Ashley C. Ford
I read Ford's memoir Somebody's Daughter around the same time I read the memoir Crying in H Mart by Michelle
- Review of The Book of Delights by Ross Gay
“I suppose I could spend time theorizing how it is that people are not bad to each other, but that's
- Review of Open Book by Jessica Simpson
downs, her drinking-related missteps, and her failed loves (including, interestingly, a lot more page time
- Review of Apeirogon by Colum McCann
The story builds to show how individuals on opposite sides of the issue and of the wall are at heart The subject matter is weighty and emotional, and McCann manages to make the story both personal and political

















































