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- Review of A Star Is Bored by Byron Lane
I heard the dialogue in her voice, I had a mental image of Debbie Reynolds as her mother, and Star Wars
- Review of The Fixed Stars by Molly Wizenberg
of and time spent reading and my vague desire for a cleverly organized house were forces already at war
- Three Books I'm Reading Now, 5/10/21 Edition
inspiration for the character of Merlin); and the complicating factors of bloodthirsty vengeance and war
- Review of The Pull of the Stars by Emma Donoghue
The country is reeling at the end of World War I. offer a birthing or dying woman is diluted whiskey as they wait for the few doctors to come by the ward Yet for the book's characters, the life-and-death wartime and influenza crises bring laser focus to the
- Six of My Favorite Book Club Books of 2023
It's 1926 in London, and recovery from the Great War inspires many in the city to dive into the wild
- Six Fascinating Books about Immigrants' Experiences
In The Girl Who Smiled Beads: A Story of War and What Comes After, Wamariya recalls her experiences through
- January Wrap-Up: My Favorite Reads of the Month
There's a ton to unpack here, including the exploration of the good and evil warring within each of us
- Shhh! Six More Book Gift Ideas for the Holidays
the Void; Bonk: The Curious Coupling of Science and Sex; and Grunt: The Curious Science of Humans at War
- Six of My Favorite Nonfiction Reads from the Past Year
Victorious in war, unchallenged by foreign foes in North America for the first time in its history, the
- Six Spooky, Gothic Tales
ruthless, and he's Wren's sworn enemy, a deadly force who has destroyed her countrymen and women in the wars
- Review of Fragments of Light by Michele Phoenix
her mother and herself when she was an infant after World War II.
- Six of My Favorite Lighter Fiction Reads from the Past Year
access to health care, domestic abuse, and emotional abuse, as well as a personal reckoning in which the warring
- My Very Favorite Bossy 2025 Reads
her future again and became a hard-working comedian who opened for Tina Fey and Amy Poehler and then warranted In What We Can Know , we're introduced to characters living in a 2119, post-global-warming, post-nuclear war existence in which the population has been cut by more than half, inland seas spread across the
- Six Musicians' Memoirs that Sing
but she comes on occasionally to yodel (her grandparents came to Alaska from Switzerland around World War
- Six Riveting Time-Travel Stories to Explore
Chen writes a deeply felt warring of emotions and conflicting responsibility and duty. Locke as his ward since her beloved, offbeat father disappeared during a trip to acquire artifacts for
- Bossy Favorite Reads of the Year So Far
Must Not Think of Ourselves by Heather Grodstein Grodstein tells a poignant, powerful story of the Warsaw begins, it's November 1940, and Adam Paskow is one of the thousands of Jews newly imprisoned in the Warsaw There's a ton to unpack here, including the exploration of the good and evil warring within each of us
- Six Foodie Memoirs to Whet Your Appetite
Bourdain does have sordid tales to tell, but he seems less puffed up over his kitchen war stories after
- Six Fascinating Memoirs to Explore
the show, but she comes on to yodel (her grandparents came to Alaska from Switzerland around World War
- Six Second-Chance, Do-Over, Reliving-Life Stories
character of Ursula, her relationships with members of her family, and details of life during World Wars
- December Wrap-Up: My Favorite Reads of the Month
There's a minor, secondhand, yet powerful focus on the brutality and destruction of war, but also significant But when the warden drops him off at home, Emmett discovers that two friends from the work farm hitched
- July Wrap-Up: My Favorite Reads of the Month
character of Ursula, her relationships with members of her family, and details of life during World Wars
- Six Royally Magical Young Adult Series
She finds that she may be the only hope to save her war-torn country.
- October Wrap-Up: My Favorite Reads of the Month
In twentieth-century Idaho, elderly Zeno has lived a life filled with yearning, war, and unexpected late-in-life
- Review of My Name is Lucy Barton by Elizabeth Strout
Her father seems to have had post-war PTSD, which manifests itself in bursts of anger, a difficulty holding
- Shhh! More Book Gift Ideas for the Holidays
storytellers represented here range from John Turturro to Tig Notaro; from a young female spy during World War
- Six Great Books about the Immigrant Experience
In The Girl Who Smiled Beads: A Story of War and What Comes After, Wamariya recalls her experiences through
- My Six Favorite Summer 2020 Reads
Florence Adler Swims Forever This lovely debut from Rachel Beanland takes place just before World War
- Six Fascinating Second-Chance, Do-Over, Reliving-Life Stories
character of Ursula, her relationships with members of her family, and details of life during World Wars
- Six Royally Magical Young Adult Series
She finds that she may be the only hope to save her war-torn country.
- March Wrap-Up: My Favorite Reads of the Month
and loss--all set against a background of Beirut, a city shaped by and "smoldering with the legacy of war
- Six Foodie Memoirs to Whet Your Appetite
He does have sordid tales to tell, but he seems less puffed up over his kitchen war stories after the
- Six Riveting Time-Travel Escapes
Chen writes a deeply felt warring of emotions and conflicting responsibility and duty. Locke as his ward since her beloved, offbeat father disappeared during a trip to acquire artifacts for
- My Twelve Very Favorite 2021 Reads
In twentieth-century Idaho, elderly Zeno has lived a life filled with yearning, war, and unexpected late-in-life Although successful young novelist Alice just met Felix, a young man working in a warehouse in the seaside
- Three Books I'm Reading Now, 2/23/26 Edition
build across the ocean through Hanff's particular book requests and life commentary, Frank's steady, warm
- Six Fantasy Novels I Loved in the Past Year
being poisoned, Anja must not only navigate the ins and outs of royal customs, adjust her practical wardrobe The ruthless young competitors are warriors and strategists who have been cultivating the skills and
- Review of The Second Death of Locke (The Hand and the Heart #1) by V. L. Bovalino
All of this feels warranted. the dramatic development of a romantic relationship when death is breathing down their necks feels warranted
- Review of Don't Let Him In by Lisa Jewell
thinks he deserves anything he lays eyes upon and who resists any sense that his deadly entitlement warrants
- Another Six Contemporary Novels I Loved in the Past Year
Samantha is a scholarship MFA student at the progressive Warren University in New England.
- Review of The Secret Book Society by Madeline Martin
but the issues explored within that time around women's lack of autonomy in all areas of their lives warrant
- Six More Contemporary Novels I Loved in the Past Year
later in the novel the young woman realizes that "woodworking" wasn't meant to be a handbook, but a warning
- January Wrap-Up: My Favorite Reads of the Month
heartbreak; the chilling notion that a partner in a decades-long marriage could wake up and leave without warning plausible, and for the circumstances of the book and Cate's phases of identity to therefore exist and feel warranted
- Six More Mysteries I Loved Reading Last Year
Amity Gaige's Heartwood offers the story of Beverly, a dedicated Maine State Game Warden who has fought
- Review of Salt Bones by Jennifer Givhan
The reveal is immensely disturbing and makes various characters' sinister suspicions feel more than warranted
- Review of Strangers: A Memoir of Marriage by Belle Burden
heartbreak; the chilling notion that a partner in a decades-long marriage could wake up and leave without warning
- Review of The Three Lives of Cate Kay by Kate Fagan
plausible, and for the circumstances of the book and Cate's phases of identity to therefore exist and feel warranted
- December Wrap-Up: My Favorite Reads of the Month
Samantha is a scholarship MFA student at the progressive Warren University in New England. later in the novel the young woman realizes that "woodworking" wasn't meant to be a handbook, but a warning
- Three Books I'm Reading Now, 12/15/25 Edition
from peasant to claimant to the throne after being told that his father is no farmer, but the Earl of Warwick
- 2025 Bossy Book Ideas for Your Holiday Gift List
extrapolate about everyday life in medieval Nordic lands, asserting that our idea of ruthless, roaming warriors
- Review of Bunny (Bunny #1) by Mona Awad
Samantha is a scholarship MFA student at the progressive Warren University in New England.
- Review of Woodworking by Emily St. James
novel the young woman realizes that the mention of "woodworking" wasn't meant to be a handbook, but a warning
















































