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- Review of So You Want to Talk About Race by Ijeoma Oluo
often-traditional colorblind approaches to race; and how guilt can paralyze and prevent productive action and change pitfalls that can prevent progress, as well as the facts and goals that can promote understanding and change
- Review of My Heart Went Walking by Sally Hanan
There's a primary setup of "I can't tell you this enormous, life-changing fact, so I'll run away, leaving
- Review of When We Were the Kennedys: A Memoir from Mexico, Maine by Monica Wood
Wood gorgeously evokes the many characters and unfathomable events that changed her family's existence
- Review of The Griffin Sisters' Greatest Hits by Jennifer Weiner
loss and a devastating blow for future plans, lies and betrayals, and, finally, a messy but hopeful chance
- Six Four-Star (and Up) Historical Fiction Reads I Loved Last Year
a piece of valuable artwork, Val agrees to follow her--and uncovers long-buried secrets that could change
- Review of The Beauty of Breaking: A Memoir by Michele Harper
She manages some beautifully generous forgiveness separate from feeling any requirement for deep change somewhat at odds with where she'd once envisioned herself being at this point (she's had multiple job changes
- Review of The Unsinkable Greta James by Jennifer E. Smith
tiny moves forward until a big shift that occurs at the end of the book, and the timing and drastic change
- Review of Tell Me Everything by Elizabeth Strout
Tell Me Everything digs into secrets and lies, revenge, forgiveness, resignation, heartbreak, second chances
- Review of Last Summer at the Golden Hotel by Elyssa Friedland
There felt like significant summary toward the end of the book, with abrupt point of view changes and
- Review of Before She Disappeared by Lisa Gardner
Frankie travels the country tracking lost women, moving into communities with little more than a change
- Review of Culpability by Bruce Holsinger
reminds us, and we must cope with the consequences of decisions, carelessness, overconfidence, or merely chance
- Three Books I'm Reading Now, 10/4/21 Edition
she's forced to consider her life and the person she's become--and determine whether she's capable of change
- Review of The Grace Year by Kim Liggett
horrific system of oppression, control, torture, and death—even with a promise in place of potential change
- Review of Like a Love Story by Abdi Nazemian
In a way, this feels like a complementary read to Rebecca Stead's The List of Things That Will Not Change
- Six Historical Fiction Mysteries to Intrigue You
With dual story lines, multiple generations, assumed identities, otherworldly beings, wonderful chance (and life-changing) encounters, and a rich English countryside setting.
- Six Books with Cold, Wintry Settings to Read by the Fire
The North Waters is a dark, disturbing exploration of failed second chances, revenge, and destructive , as well as other great books: When You Reach Me, Liar & Spy, and The List of Things That Will Not Change
- Review of Rules of Civility by Amor Towles
The chance encounter leads to a surprising turn of fortune in which Katey finds herself immersed in the
- Six More Great Historical Fiction Books Set in the American West
Toward the end we see messy second chances take shape, a little retribution, and an attempt at a changed
- Review of She's Too Pretty to Burn by Wendy Heard
Nico's troublemaking and incessant challenges to the status quo serving as a catalyst for fast-paced changes
- Review of The Water Dancer by Ta-Nehisi Coates
There's a lot of thinking and considering and talking with short bursts of change or brief moments in
- Review of The Nickel Boys by Colson Whitehead
pawns in the crooked trading away of the school's supplies to line the pockets of the corrupt men in charge
- Review of Table for Two: Fictions by Amor Towles
The six New York-set stories all take place around the year 2000, and they consider the impacts of chance
- Review of Body of Stars by Laura Maylene Walter
But I kept asking myself, what is any of it for if characters cannot change any aspect of their life
- Review of The People We Keep by Allison Larkin
April flees, heading out on the road with few expectations, aside from changing the trajectory of her
- Three Books I'm Reading Now, 7/28/21 Edition
So April heads out on the road with few expectations aside from changing the course of her life.
- Thankful for Five-Star Bossy Reads
Wood gorgeously evokes the many characters and unfathomable events that changed her family's existence
- Review of The Trap (Alias Emma #3) by Ava Glass
significantly complicated by the fact that the potential victim is unknown-- and by the fact that those in charge
- Review of Two Kinds of Stranger (Eddie Flynn #9) by Steve Cavanagh
But when you're backed into a corner with all logic eluding you and with evidence and criminal charges
- Review of The Loneliness of Sonia and Sunny by Kiran Desai
And for second-chance stories, take a look at these options .
- Review of Everything Is Tuberculosis: The History and Persistence of our Deadliest Infection by John Green
a world where everyone can eat, and access healthcare, and be treated humanely, tuberculosis has no chance
- Review of The Invention of Wings by Sue Monk Kidd
Sarah's stammer feels like a symbol of her longtime ineptitude and inability to achieve any change in
- Review of Home Before Dark by Riley Sager
People change, but for me her dramatic change from practical, protective, sometimes put-upon wife, mother
- Review of See You Yesterday by Rachel Lynn Solomon
speaking harsh truths before she stops to think seem destined to lead her to misstep and thwart her own chances She has the incredible chance to make the same decisions or to consider her choices and do things differently The following morning, she gets yet another chance at reliving her first day.
- Review of The Bright Years by Sarah Damoff
The book's synopsis paints a picture of a potentially charged story, but Damoff tells us this story rather
- Six Fantastic Dystopian and Postapocalyptic Novels
created the horrific system of oppression, control, torture, and death—even with a promise of potential change fivestarbookreview 05 The Power It follows that there are two ways for the nature and use of human power to change When the people change, the palace cannot hold.
- Review of The Light After the War by Anita Abriel
Abriel says that this story is so fully inspired by her grandmother's story that she didn't even change
- Review of The Goddess of Warsaw by Lisa Barr
The trauma of a second chance at life, a second act, is at once miraculous and unendurable.
- My Very Favorite Bossy 2024 Reads
energy budget and policy papers under President Ford and President Carter, then a flight of fancy that changed
- Review of Black Bottom Saints by Alice Randall
That’s what I set out to change at the Ziggy Johnson School of the Theatre.
- Six Illuminating Memoirs to Dive Into
I love digging into the story of someone's life--notable because of chance, circumstance, or choice-- I found Sally Field's discussion of her "craft" and how she grew and changed as an actor to be the most
- Three Books I'm Reading Now, 1/18/21 Edition
She travels the country tracking lost women, moving into communities with little more than a change of
- Three Books I'm Reading Now, 6/1/26 Edition
Bounce House; and I'm listening to Jane Costello's sweet novel about a fortysomething widow's second chance
- Review of Slow Burn Summer by Josie Silver
December and The Two Lives of Lydia Byrd , a book that appeared on the Greedy Reading List Six Second-Chance
- Review of No One Is Talking About This by Patricia Lockwood
But a dramatic, shocking change occurs in the main protagonist's situation in the second part of the
- Review of The Girl from Widow Hills by Megan Miranda
that wouldn't allow her to forget--all of these drove Arden to move and then move again, eventually changing
- June Wrap-Up: My Favorite Reads of the Month
She's set to detest this interloper--but then he sends her a letter that changes everything.
- Review of The Names by Florence Knapp
Play with Time I love a story that plays with time through alternate timelines, time travel, second chances
- Review of Run for the Hills by Kevin Wilson
He is, after all, an imperfect person whose fear of failure caused him to abandon each chance at a wonderfully
- Six Four-Star Mysteries I Loved Last Year
an old Victorian beauty where she grew up, with her architect husband, who has masterminded plans to change
- My Six Favorite Book Club Books of 2022
Letters from family and friends get him through multiple winters--until an unexpected visitor changes

















































