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  • Three Books I'm Reading Now, 6/22/26 Edition

    The Books I'm Reading Now It's Green Books time! Only time will tell whether the crisis will usher in a new era of honesty and support.

  • Review of The Bright Sword by Lev Grossman

    I appreciated the epic length of the book (688 pages), in which each remaining knight gets page time But the many points of view and meandering stories also felt a little broad at times, and I wished for

  • Thankful for More Five-Star Bossy Reads

    Do you have all-time favorite reads that you often recommend to others? The Sparrow took a little time to get going for me, but then I was blown away. Gillian McAllister's twisty mystery Wrong Place Wrong Time  plays with time, and I love books that play with time. Please click here for my full review of Wrong Place, Wrong Time . 06 You Think It, I'll Say It by Curtis

  • Six Historical Fiction Favorites

    Do you have any all-time (or recent) historical fiction favorites that I should add to my outrageously War by Anita Abriel Vera and Edith are such a complementary WWII partnership, and I loved spending time adventure, strong female loyalty and friendship, love, and lots of fantastic details of life at the time Jesus's role in Ana's story is as a faithful man who disagrees with the politics of the faith at the time lovely debut from Rachel Beanland starts off with some rough events, and frankly I had a little bit of a time

  • Six Book Recommendations from Smarty Librarians

    and opportunities with technology, suggest community resources for those who might benefit, run story times answering a few questions about your tolerance for violence, rough language, and adult content; any desired time In fact, after remembering how fun it was the last time, I just submitted another request.

  • Six Foodie Memoirs to Whet Your Appetite

    It's time for the foooood books! Ruth Reichl was editor in chief of Gourmet and a world-renowned food critic for The New York Times, and I wondered at first if Bourdain's "I'm tough, I've been pretty screwed up at times, and I'm also sometimes before I spent endless evenings happily watching multiple television series featuring Anthony Bourdain traveling

  • Review of Heart the Lover by Lily King

    Then a significant amount of page time was dedicated to mentions of literature, literary figures, and There is a jump forward in time that made me immediately feel less connected to the characters and the Time to get home, Jordan! At the very end of the book, the character's name is revealed.

  • Three Books I'm Reading Now, 2/19/24 Edition

    The Books I'm Reading Now I'm reading Hanna Pylväinen's The End of Drum-Time, about a community in the 01 The End of Drum-Time by Hanna Pylväinen In Hanna Pylväinen's The End of Drum-Time, it's 1851 in the I'm reading The End of Drum-Time as my March book club book. Joanna Quinn's debut is a doorstop of a book at 558 pages, and the story sweeps through time from the

  • Three Memoirs I'm Reading Now, 10/7/20 Edition

    Wild Life: Dispatches from a Childhood of Baboons and Button-Downs Keena Roberts grew up splitting her time a sensitive young girl whose unusual life was shaped by her parents' primatology careers and family travel home management book (which I loved with a few reservations in my early married days; my love of and time

  • Review of Pony Confidential by Christina Lynch

    We track back in time to her youth as pieces of the mystery are revealed. Pony's adventurous zigzagging around the country, which makes up the bulk of the book, tired me out. There are funny moments, and this is a cute--at times a little too cute for my taste--tale that always

  • Review of Stone Yard Devotional by Charlotte Wood

    She remains agnostic and therefore exists spiritually adjacent to the nuns yet in daily tasks and time return seems destined to bring up past conflicts, and our main protagonist is left feeling adrift when time

  • Review of You with the Sad Eyes by Christina Applegate

    She spends the most page time related to TV and movies on her experience contributing to developing Kelly connects with her beloved daughter, admitting how often she escapes into screens, and noting that she has time

  • Review of Heart, Be at Peace by Donal Ryan

    interconnected points of view, and I had trouble differentiating between the characters and their voices from time to time.

  • Review of This Story Might Save Your Life by Tiffany Crum

    The pacing of This Story Might Save Your Life moves along; Crum tracks back and forth in time, relies Joy is narcoleptic, has suffered from trauma, and is at times hallucinatory, so she is an unreliable

  • Review of O Caledonia by Elspeth Barker

    I bought O Caledonia  at Powell's Books the last time I visited my best friend in Oregon and am finally Boarding school leads to further ostracization and irritating demands upon Janet's time, when she'd prefer

  • Three Books I'm Reading Now, 6/16/25 Edition

    Molly found herself yearning for more time with her busy, glamorous mother. books in this series. 03 O Caledonia by Elspeth Barker I bought O Caledonia at Powell's Books the last time Boarding school leads to further ostracization and irritating demands upon her time, when she'd prefer

  • Three Books I'm Reading Now, 3/25/24 Edition

    He begins wondering about unexplained aspects of his own family history, and when the three of them travel

  • Review of The Night We Met (Say You'll Remember Me #2) by Abby Jimenez

    one night after a concert, when she was shoeless and in need of a ride home: she chose joking, fun-time-guy I did at times very much feel as though Chris was going too far, taking measures Larissa wasn't asking

  • Review of Be Ready When the Luck Happens by Ina Garten

    everything when she bought and learned to run the Hamptons store Barefoot Contessa--necessitating extended time I looked forward to getting back to this book each time I could, and I was as charmed by Ina's guileless She defies logic at times when her inner voice tells her to jump into a new adventure, and Be Ready When

  • August Wrap-Up: My Favorite Reads of the Month

    After meeting for the first time, Michael, a recently divorced teacher, studious and thoughtful, and Which means traveling together to a tropical island for his sister's wedding, pretending to be soulmates

  • Review of I Who Have Never Known Men by Jacqueline Harpman

    They are not allowed to touch each other but may speak, and to bond and pass the time, they share stories infinitesimal variations in how they may prepare their food or sew their own clothing, and simply kill time

  • Review of American Fantasy by Emma Straub

    reluctantly embarks on the trip anyway, hoping to send her sister photos and reports--while maybe having time also the owner of the Books are Magic bookstore in Brooklyn, New York, and she's the author of This Time

  • Review of Rites of the Starling (Shield of Sparrows #2) by Devney Perry

    The pacing of the book felt slow at times. wonder if the author's focus on romance writing is the reason the fantasy elements of the series at times

  • Six More Great Historical Fiction Books Set in the American West

    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, and but here it gives a fittingly old-fashioned quality to the writing that feels as though it suits the time own; faces the wild and its many dangers; suffers grave wounds; and saves each other's skin countless times Captain Kidd has fought in three wars, and after the Civil War's end, he serves as a traveling news reader

  • Review of Broken Country by Clare Leslie Hall

    , vulnerability, and hurt, then offers up faulted, broken, hopeful, impulsive characters who are at times wondrously stoic, and at other times act against their best interests, complicating everything and potentially

  • July Wrap-Up: My Favorite Reads of the Month

    : A Love Story by Taylor Jenkins Reid I love an astronaut story, and while Reid spent far more page time aspects, there was plenty of each to go around in this novel that was the perfect book at the perfect time This was exactly the right story for me at the right time, and I hugged it to my chest when I finished I loved each time period and the evolution of each strong female character. I enjoyed spending time in each time period.

  • Six Bossy Favorite Science Fiction Reads from the Past Year

    Masks bestow upon the wearers the instincts, abilities, and reaction times of the animals after which surgically alter her facial features for a sum that might keep her family financially stable for a time Hour Between Worlds (Echo Archives #1) by Melissa Caruso I may not have followed all of the echoes in time , she realizes that someone is plunging the party down through layers of reality, through echoes of time For Bossy reviews of many other books that play with time--this is one of my favorite elements--you can

  • Review of James by Percival Everett

    The timing will almost certainly set white folks on James's tail as a presumed child murderer. The two are stuck together for a time, and the James-Huck Finn connection built by Everett is unexpected Yet the true horrors of life as an enslaved Black person in the deep South at the time of Twain's novel

  • Review of Fallen Land by Taylor Brown

    “You die down there, you better hope I live a real long time. at the end of the Civil War, amid the confusion and desperation and cruelty and kindnesses of that time

  • Review of Cleopatra by Saara El-Arifi

    and relationship with Caesar (and the partnership's political implications in the world), but by the time (When I was listening to the audiobook, the Italian accents for certain characters at times felt almost

  • Review of The Trackers by Charles Frazier

    author Charles Frazier offers historical fiction featuring a Great Depression-era painter, Val Welch, traveling

  • Three Books I'm Reading Now, 8/26/24 Edition

    Which means traveling together to a tropical island for his sister's wedding, pretending to be soulmates

  • Review of The Love Haters by Katherine Center

    The banter made me laugh at times, and I bought the attraction between Katie and Hutch, as well as the not swimming is easily resolved (in convenient fashion, so that the two main protagonists can spend time

  • Three Books I'm Reading Now, 7/22/21 Edition

    Passage North, Anuk Arudpragasam's recent literary novel about a young man considering his life as he travels message that Rani, his grandmother's former caregiver, who lived in the household with all of them for a time

  • Review of Down Comes the Night by Allison Saft

    There's a key mentioned multiple times...so the confusion about where the all-important key might be taking action on potentially urgent and lifesaving leads for days and undertake treacherous winter travel

  • Review of Ready or Not by Cara Bastone

    The first time she repeatedly found herself short on time so that she wouldn't be able to brush her teeth Eve spent very little time exploring options upon discovering her unplanned pregnancy; it was so easy

  • Review of Eleanore of Avignon by Elizabeth DeLozier

    plague, and the city of Avignon feels evident, and I particularly enjoyed the details that made the time The religious fervor, fears, and the queasily specific medical practices of the time (lancing buboes!

  • Three Books I'm Reading Now, 1/18/21 Edition

    Lucy feels disruptively restless at times, but really, she figures, who doesn't? She travels the country tracking lost women, moving into communities with little more than a change of

  • Review of The Bright Years by Sarah Damoff

    Details at times felt too cute for me and took me out of the moment. Because we spend the majority of time in Lillian's point of view (we later hear from Ryan and daughter

  • Review of The Long Way to a Small, Angry Planet (Wayfarers #1) by Becky Chambers

    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

  • February Wrap-Up: My Favorite Reads of the Month

    01 The End of Drum-Time by Hanna Pylväinen Pylväinen's novel explores the cooperation and conflict among she wondered, was this what love was, to persist when you didn't want to, to try for patience another time The End of Drum-Time was intriguing and kept me interested throughout; it was brutal and frustrating For my full review of this book, please see The End of Drum-Time. 02 Maisie Dobbs (Maisie Dobbs #1) by The children are largely unattended during this time, but their bonds to each other are solidified.

  • Review of The Kingdom of Back by Marie Lu

    world and called it the Kingdom of Back, entertaining themselves during weeks and months of carriage travel likely future levels—which she also deserved but which were seemingly impossible for a woman at the time

  • How to Lose Your Mother: A Daughter's Memoir by Molly Jong-Fast

    Throughout her childhood, Molly found herself yearning for more time with her busy, glamorous mother. Everyone was always dying, all the time. limitations (Erica often told Molly and others how much she loved Molly, but she didn't express this through time

  • Review of Lady Tan's Circle of Women by Lisa See

    Full-force details of foot-binding, and See doesn't stint on the page time spent on the topic. her, particularly those credited to tradition rather than wisdom, yet she feels authentically of this time captivated by that aspect of Lady Tan, including the treatments, techniques, and beliefs that feel of the time

  • March Wrap-Up: My Favorite Reads of the Month

    The book really took off and intrigued me once Cyrus traveled to New York to visit an artist whose final Archie begins wondering about unexplained aspects of his own family history, and when he and his aunts travel

  • June Wrap-Up: My Favorite Reads of the Month

    Bossy Favorites of the Month I had a solid reading month, including a five-star read by one of my all-time Cal's father John is emotionally closed-off and is at times physically abusive. Their deep connection is immediately evident once again, and, at times with Daphne's sister Leda and Jonathan, but most often alone, Eddie and Daphne revisit old memories, compare notes, and treasure their time The structure of the story is wonderful, tracking back in time to Daphne's childhood and the pivotal

  • Review of Just for the Summer by Abby Jimenez

    But Justin's family is going through an incredibly complicated and fraught time, and he's caring for over and over--and she's also the reason Emma can't settle down for more than a couple of months at a time Characters from other Jimenez books appear, although it took me time to figure out that Alexis, Daniel

  • Review of Those Beyond the Wall by Micaiah Johnson

    Cara who also appear in Those Beyond the Wall--in Cara's case, as a key player without a lot of page time Scales isn't sure who she can trust; she is challenged by grasping the time, place, and circumstances known to exist, so nothing feels final; and the fact that Scales and her allies spend significant page time

  • September Wrap-Up: My Favorite Reads of the Month

    Epstein's writing is lovely, and she skillfully evokes details of the place and time, exposes Victorian Her voice and point of view are sometimes testy, often incisive, and at other times diminished--a product of the limitations of single women in that time. Smith is also the author of the novels White Teeth , The Autograph Man , On Beauty , NW , and Swing Time of which was read aloud for the (obtuse, grumpy, belligerent) poet's wife's birthday, then lost to time

  • Review of Happiness Falls by Angie Kim

    For the rest of our lives, every time one of us goes somewhere and doesn’t return on time, doesn’t let the others know where we are, we will remember this time, what can happen.

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