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  • Review of Unsinkable by Jenni L. Walsh

    Titanic as well as a British spy working with the WWII French Resistance--and the details of life in each time The story's later timeline takes place in the time of World War II as Daphne, an intelligent and educated The book is almost at its close by the time the two main protagonists are explicitly linked within the

  • Six Fascinating Books about Immigrants' Experiences

    But when the relationship falters, she flees into a marriage with a sickly traveling minister and escapes The author's tone and voice is like poetry at times, raw and spare and true. 03 In the Country We Love

  • Three Books I'm Reading Now, 1/20/25 Edition

    series of the same name, Spellslinger ; and I'm reading Elif Shafak's interconnected story told in three time   in the Sky traces the stories of these three characters living alongside rivers in three different times

  • A Bossy Summer Break

    I'm going to take an unprecedented Bossy break to spend time with family, but I hope to be reading a

  • Review of The Boy from the Sea by Garrett Carr

    embrace Brendan, as he is ultimately named, as one of their own, yet hold him separate--and, for a time Declan's exceptionally poor treatment of him), until even Brendan begins to waver and to seem for a time

  • Review of Hum by Helen Phillips

    surgically alter her facial features for a sum that might keep her family financially stable for a time In no time at all, she would be a craver again.

  • Review of This Is Not About Us by Allegra Goodman

    moments are heartbreaking; the dialogue is often wryly funny; and the words that are unspoken are at times grandmothers who can only sometimes hold their tongues, their blunt delivery of advice as they age and their time

  • Review of My Friends by Fredrik Backman

    The book repeatedly tracks back in time to that summer that changed everything, and it alternates peeks At the center of the story is a work of art, and in repeated trips back in time, we see the friends'

  • Six Historical Fiction Mysteries to Intrigue You

    Let the playing with points of view and the time-turning begin! This book had many moving parts, evolving points of view and senses of self, shifts between days and times with progressive ideas, and I adore how matter-of-factly and innocently she presents her wild-for-the-times Veronica finds herself entangled in a dangerous set of circumstances, complete with intrigue, a traveling This one took a little page time to start moving along for me, but I love Kate Morton’s writing and her

  • Review of Wolvers by Taylor Brown

    Trace Temple is a disillusioned, angry young man whose family lost its ranch after hard times.

  • Review of The Phoenix Crown by Kate Quinn and Janie Chang

    When the authorities require too much time and evidence to take control, the varied women he's left in At times the story felt as though it was shifting into overly dramatic soap-opera territory for me, and

  • Review of The Book of Love by Kelly Link

    At almost 650 pages long, there's enough page time for Link to build various realities, tear them down I received a prepublication edition of this book (which was published this time last year, oops!)

  • Review of Among the Bros: A Fraternity Crime Story by Max Marshall

    have access to money, some live together, and in many cases they demonstrate a desire to have a good time as well as horror at the synthesizing of hundreds of interviews, text messages, and accounts, and at times

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

    I often have a tough time reading about protagonists who are making poor choices, but the book's dark The most tragic aspect isn't that his children were left, but that he missed out on time with these quirky Kevin Wilson is also the author of Now Is Not the Time to Panic , Nothing to See Here , Baby, You're 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 Onyx Storm (The Empyrean #3) by Rebecca Yarros

    knowledge (about dragons, a cure for Xaden's condition, and Violet's own fate), and the increased page time This installment of the series offered less page time to the dramaaaatic elements, but there's no denying

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

    vulnerable in order to try to save each other, they carve out meager existences as they bide their time She can travel through the multiverse, but only to worlds where another version of herself no longer Zauner delves into her intense love for the complex flavors, the frequently time-consuming and sometimes

  • Three Books I'm Reading Now, 8/28/23 Edition

    dual-timeline mystery, Homecoming; and I'm reading Ashley Poston's newest light fiction that plays with time Books that play with time! When do we want them? Er...now? Her aunt always said the apartment was a "pinch in time," where timelines blurred together.

  • Six Chilly Books to Read in the Heat of Summer

    I still think about Disappearing Earth from time to time, long after reading it. Hurley's images is incredible; the glass plate negatives lasted through months on ice floes, a week's travel to-read list that would also fit this criteria: Wintering: The Power of Rest and Retreat in Difficult Times

  • Review of The Family Upstairs by Lisa Jewell

    inspires varied and complicated questions about the possibly disturbing events that transpired around the time In the final lines (where the idea of travel and of unraveling the final threads of the story are introduced

  • Review of This House Is Not a Home by Katlia

    Ko is an Indigenous man who is taken advantage of time after time. Narrator Brianne Tucker has a cheerful tone to her voice, which at times felt out of keeping with the

  • Three Books I'm Reading Now, 4/3/23 Edition

    publication April 4; and I'm reading the first in Adrian Tchaikovsky's space opera trilogy, Children of Time She must determine if a legendary ring from Arthurian times could save Cabell from a curse threatening Silver in the Bone is scheduled for publication April 4. 03 Children of Time (Children of Time #1) by

  • Review of Forty Love by Jane Costello

    The new source of friendship, challenge, release, confidence, and time with Sam might just offer Jules

  • Review of How to Date a Superhero (And Not Die Trying) by Cristina Fernandez

    Astrid is always on time, always. Her sense of time and what it's possible to achieve within windows of time is practically her superpower Only David or Max could inspire her to take time out from her grueling studies. In fact, she's reminded again that her schedule really doesn't allow time for romantic entanglements And worrying about Max's safety as he fights the bad guys could be its own full-time job.

  • Review of Volatile Memory (Volatile Memory #1) by Seth Haddon

    Masks bestow upon the wearers the instincts, abilities, and reaction times of the animals after which

  • Three Books I'm Reading Now, 10/14/24 Edition

    From the overworked dad trying to make it home in time for his daughter's musical, to the mother of two Over time, these free demons have evolved into grumbling lackeys for the Eternal King.

  • Six Fantastic Stand-Alone Young Adult Books

    (And I had an uncharacteristically tough time noting any editorial issues because I was so captivated her, really sees her , and she finds herself wanting to let someone into her own world for the first time in a long time. -type closure for both felt too convenient, and even a little dismissive of the complexities of the time

  • Review of The Enchanted by Rene Denfeld

    After a time, it seemed that the world inside the books became my world. The tone of The Enchanted is sometimes gorgeously, darkly ethereal and other times so grim and alluding

  • Three Books I'm Reading Now, 5/12/25 Edition

    friends with her younger across-the-hall neighbor Helen, who is coping with dementia, and Gretel's three-times-married-and-divorced their past lives, bicker over the slight variations in how they may prepare their food, and simply kill time

  • Review of Shut Up and Read: A Memoir from Harriett’s Bookshop by Jeannine A. Cook

    But instead, she found herself working three jobs, stressed out and without time to read, much less craft feel like logical challenges that might cause others to hit the pause button) means that she has at times

  • Review of Moss'd in Space (Moss'd #1) by Rebecca Thorne

    series delivers charming, heartwarming adventure and a cast of characters I can't wait to spend more time

  • Bossy Holiday Book Gift Ideas: Cookbooks

    the roof of their South Carolina home again, and cooking and eating together became a collective past time Flavor-Packed Meals for Busy People Who Still Want Something Good to Eat by Emily Weinstein and New York Times My household's dinners are largely inspired by New York Times Food emails and recipes, and I'm all in recipes that reflect the way she cooks now: simple ingredients, easy to get on the table, short on time

  • Review of Dream State by Eric Puchner

    But Cece's time with Garrett begins to make her question her future with Charlie. Side note: Before the dramatic events related to the lake compound, I did at times feel impatience somewhat

  • Review of Rednecks by Taylor Brown

    By the time the uproar and intensive violence that shook West Virginia begin to take shape, Brown has Much of Rednecks focuses on the brutal battles that defined the violence of the time, particularly the

  • Six More Fantasy Novels I Loved in the Past Year

    I loved each time period and the evolution of each strong female character . I loved that the women of each time insist upon creating situations in which they have autonomy and agency 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

  • Three Books I'm Reading Now, 1/27/25 Edition

    I fell in love with Ann Liang's fake-dating young adult novel This Time It's Real , read it in one rainy Jonathan Haidt uses his decades of research into moral psychology to address the reasoning between a timely

  • Review of The Hero of This Book by Elizabeth McCracken

    mother's death, the narrator of The Hero of This Book faces the sale of the family home in New England and travels

  • Review of Only If You're Lucky by Stacy Willingham

    By the time their sophomore year is half over, one of the fraternity boys from next door is dead, Lucy boys are presented as insufferable and ignorant dudes; the girls seem silly and flighty much of the time

  • Another Six Wonderfully Witchy Stories to Charm You

    More Witchy Book Love It's the perfect time of year to read a spooky book full of magic and feisty witches whip-smart, socially awkward, straightforward character I was obsessed with, and I wanted to spend as much time The majority of page time is spent showing the tasks of daily life (and almost-claustrophobic interconnectedness colors she sees in the world are captivatingly described, and the tenuous situation for a woman at the time and the book within a book, the witchy focus, the renegade feminism, and the details of life at the time

  • Review of The Space Between Worlds by Micaiah Johnson

    She can travel through the multiverse, but only to worlds where another version of herself no longer a postapocalyptic feel to the story, with turf wars, corruption, mercenary "runners" who shake down travelers

  • Review of Head Cases (Head Cases #1) by John McMahon

    This was smart, intriguing, action-packed at times, and both the complexity of the investigation and

  • Review of Cleo Dang Would Rather Be Dead by Mai Nguyen

    down the street from each other and are ecstatic to be pregnant with their first children at the same time

  • Review of Illuminations: A Novel of Hildegard von Bingen by Mary Sharratt

    Because of familial monetary concerns and timing (another girl was willingly entering into solitude), up in a monastery although she yearned to continue roaming the natural world as she did until that time There's relatively little page time spent on the later years of Hildegard's life at the abbey.

  • Six Books with Cold, Wintry Settings to Read by the Fire

    I still think about Disappearing Earth from time to time, long after reading it. Hurley's images is incredible; the glass plate negatives lasted through months on ice floes, a week's travel to-read list that would also fit this criteria: Wintering: The Power of Rest and Retreat in Difficult Times

  • Review of The Beekeeper's Apprentice (Mary Russell and Sherlock Holmes #1) by Laurie R. King

    The story's details of the time and the setting are fantastic, the plot twists are intriguing, and the

  • Review of The Burning Side by Sarah Damoff

    Damoff tracks back in time to how April and Leo first met, and to their courtship and early days.

  • Six Satisfying Novels about Revenge

    At times she doesn't recognize herself much anymore. The story highlights unlikely loyalties forged during desperate times, terrible scenes of cruelty, and I still think of this book from time to time, long after reading it. Lucy feels disruptively restless at times, but really, she figures, who doesn't? Lucy demands to be allowed to hurt Jake three times, physically or otherwise, and each time the act will

  • Shhh! More Book Gift Ideas for the Holidays

    schemes.) 03 Journeys of Simplicity by Philip Harnden The subtitle of Harnden's slim (144-page) book is Traveling The author shares the accounts of the limited belongings forty travelers carried on their journeys or Think by Jennifer Ackerman It says a lot about how many birders are on my gift list that I had a tough time

  • Six Great Mysteries Featuring Characters of a Certain Age

    funny, feminist story about a retiring female team of elite assassins was the right book at the right time Vera Wong is running a largely unvisited tea house, lamenting her grown son's lack of time for her, and But I'm one of those who are eager for more time with these clever, sometimes grumpy, often spontaneous

  • Six Illuminating Memoirs to Check Out

    That said, I have a tough time reading memoirs in which someone is fighting cancer, and this one may Now I'd like Miller to write more books about varied topics, because I like spending time in her head At times there is some silliness and some superficial focus, but I felt as though Simpson was laying Interestingly, she spends a lot more page time on John Mayer than Nick Lachey—and provides what ultimately

  • Six Illuminating Memoirs to Dive Into

    I loved spending time with the uproariously funny Thomas as he recounts how he's navigated situations and abused, opening her own long-closed (and hitherto unknown to her) file and seeing for the first time her fully realized adult self, and this journey is satisfying to watch after living through the page time I was so happy spending time in her point of view throughout this book. I'm Late, I Didn't Want to Come. 06 Wild Life by Keena Roberts Keena Roberts grew up splitting her time

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