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- Three Books I'm Reading Now, 8/14/23 Edition
Year Inside College Admissions by Jeffrey Selingo I have a rising high school senior, so maybe it's time serving as mediator between wealthy vacationers temporarily in the park and the working-class full-time
- Review of The Gunners by Rebecca Kaufman
out: the friends' falling asleep in each others' arms at the lake house, which was mentioned multiple times
- Review of The Everlasting by Alix E. Harrow
The Everlasting is filled with rich adventure; twisty jaunts through time; tragedy and loss; dark turns
- Review of Wellness by Nathan Hill
Wellness is darkly funny, intriguing, and, at times, poignant.
- It's Bossy Bookworm's First Birthday!
trying to focus on some of the things that bring me peace and joy--including family love and support, time downstairs via FaceTime--and reading and talking about books, which I was doing as much as ever during that time Thank you for spending some of your precious time on this site, commenting to me here or otherwise about these and other books, and for taking your reading time to explore some of the books I mention here. Reading the right book at the right time can be magical, and I hope some of the information here might
- Review of Nine Liars (Truly Devious #5) by Maureen Johnson
mystery series showcases Stevie Bell's instincts, doggedness, and ability to uncover the truth, this time
- Review of The Price You Pay for College by Ron Lieber
Entirely New Road Map for the Biggest Financial Decision Your Family Will Ever Make, Ron Lieber, New York Times Should you let a 17-year-old drive this enormously important process--which can largely determine the timing
- Review of Changeless (Parasol Protectorate #2) by Gail Carriger
But after raving about it for two years it seemed time to stop letting this second installment languish This installment involves technology of the time, ancient Egyptian artifacts, revelations about Alexia's
- Review of White Houses by Amy Bloom
House (which, Bloom recounts in interviews, functioned more like a not-very-fancy boarding house at the time whole remarkable relationship between Eleanor and Lorena, especially in that place and during that time
- Review of Our Woman in Moscow by Beatriz Williams
In Williams's historical fiction mystery, which skips back and forth in time, four years later, Iris's There was significant page time dedicated to Ruth's work managing a modeling agency and to the groundbreaking signing of a Black model at the time, as well as side stories such as elaborate mishaps on sailing trips
- Review of The Righteous Mind: Why Good People Are Divided by Politics and Religion by Jonathan Haidt
He uses his decades of research into moral psychology to explore a timely, potent issue: the power in And while an attempt to understand the underpinnings of these conflicts feels more timely than ever,
- Review of The Rachel Incident by Caroline O'Donoghue
Despite some of the questionable, haunting choices that are made at times in the story, I was so taken that my personality or my humour thrives on more than being able to see the same person at the same time
- Three Books I'm Reading Now, 7/18/22 Edition
listening to The Book Woman of Troublesome Creek, Kim Michele Richardson's historical fiction about a traveling
- Review of Mother Mary Comes to Me by Arundhati Roy
By the time she attended her mother's school along with her beloved brother, Roy had already adapted
- Three Books I'm Reading Now, 10/3/22 Edition
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 Hell for Hire (Tear Down Heaven #1) by Rachel Aaron
Over time, some of these demons have evolved into grumbling lackeys for the Eternal King, or bound slaves
- December Wrap-Up: My Favorite Reads of the Month
I hope you've been able to take some time for yourself this holiday break and read some great books. There was the time he kidnapped a neighbor's pet goose, the time he accidentally aided and abetted a
- Six Fascinating Dystopian and Postapocalyptic Novels
After the World Falls Apart I have a fascination with postapocalyptic (set in a time after a disaster ) and dystopian (set in a time of darkness and desperation) books, and I think it's for the same reason Fletcher was tough to read at times because of the frequent reckless, life-and-death, sometimes ill-advised This is one of my all-time favorite books.
- Six of My Favorite Fiction Reads Last Year
a forbidden young love, exploring the vulnerability of allowing one's self to be seen for the first time For my full review, check out Young Mungo. 02 Now Is Not the Time to Panic by Kevin Wilson Kevin Wilson's As he did in a different way in his novel Nothing to See Here, in Now Is Not the Time to Panic, Wilson For my full review, check out Now Is Not the Time to Panic. 03 Carrie Soto Is Back by Taylor Jenkins retired from tennis at the top of her game as the best player in the world and the greatest of all time
- Review of Admissions: A Memoir of Surviving Boarding School by Kendra James
James explores race, friendship, ambition, and the absurdities and rhythm of daily life during her time herself to delve more deeply into aspects of her years at Taft that she largely glossed over at the time The majority of page time is focused on aspects of James's boarding-school life, including its rhythms The author notes that when she was a high schooler, in that place and time in our society, she didn't and gender-based; and the social segregation of social groups by race--feels hesitantly explored at times
- Review of Migrations by Charlotte McConaghy
Migrations follows Franny as she travels farther from civilization and safety--and as she considers what
- Review of The Personal Librarian by Marie Benedict and Victoria Christopher Murray
heritage in order to serve in this powerful role—one that was unusual for a woman to serve in at the time Belle mixes with high-society white figures of the time who wield control over both the financial and The tone of the book feels very earnest, and we spend a significant amount of time in Greene's thoughts and risking discovery, but the authors repeatedly illustrate the events occurring in society at the time
- Review of Beautiful World, Where Are You by Sally Rooney
man working in a warehouse in the seaside town where she's staying temporarily, she invites Felix to travel
- Review of People We Meet on Vacation by Emily Henry
it, but Poppy has convinced Alex to join her again on vacation to try to recapture their effortless times She'll just push down her strange feelings about Alex and pretend that fateful time never even happened and Poppy to the present day is never jarring, and watching Poppy and Alex's friendship build over time In a way, their annual vacations--which become the sole times they reliably spend time together--bring
- Six More Science Fiction Favorites to Dive Into
She can travel through the multiverse, but only to worlds where another version of herself no longer She's hacked into the game plenty of times and glitched the system to work in her favor.
- Three Books I'm Reading Now, 10/27/25 Edition
Parry I feared this was the best of times; I hoped it could not get any worse. H. G.
- Review of All the Broken Places by John Boyne
friends with her younger across-the-hall neighbor Helen, who is coping with dementia, and Gretel's three-times-married-and-divorced
- Review of Rules of Civility by Amor Towles
The various "let me teach you about" types of asides regarding art and social constructs of the time,
- Review of The Clockmaker's Daughter by Kate Morton
This one took a little page time to start moving along for me, but I love Kate Morton’s writing and her
- Review of The Nature of Disappearing by Kimi Cunningham Grant
The story is more of a thriller than a mystery; after a time we aren't wondering what happened, rather
- Review of Bride by Ali Hazelwood
For me, there was a little bit of excessive detail in some of the racy moments, and the copious page time
- January Wrap-Up: My Favorite Reads of the Month
; a gothic, magical-realism Western; a historical fiction escape through the wilderness, set in the time 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 Upon being on her own for the first time, she discovers that she is capable of cleverness in the wild
- Review of The Correspondent by Virginia Evans
The Correspondent was the right book at the right time for me.
- Review of Moonbound by Robin Sloan
The fantasy-science-fiction novel Moonbound spans time and splits into several stories, for me never
- Review of Grief Is for People by Sloane Crosley
A month before that horrible loss, her New York City apartment is burgled, and at that time, all of her
- Review of Age of Vice by Deepti Kapoor
Deepti Kapoor's Age of Vice shifts through time and points of view to explore outrageous wealth, ruthless the book went on, I found myself regularly cringing over what horror might possibly come next, and at times
- Review of Trespasses by Louise Kennedy
Kennedy draws the reader into the specific place and time of the story, vividly building the constant
- Three Books I'm Reading Now, 5/1/23 Edition
Sutanto Vera Wong is running a largely unvisited tea house, lamenting her grown son's lack of time for Focusing on respect, love, and closure, MacNaughton offers a guide to creating a path through the precious time
- Three Books I'm Reading Now, 5/28/24 Edition
But the girls' emotional pain naturally creeps through from time to time, and it's bringing up uncomfortable
- Review of Young Mungo by Douglas Stuart
blossoming of a forbidden young love, the vulnerability of allowing one's self to be seen for the first time The timing of the story isn't explicitly stated, but it feels like a 1980s setting.
- Review of Harmattan Season by Tochi Onyebuchi
"Harmattan season" refers to a months-long time that spans the end of one year and beginning of the next
- Review of The Humans by Matt Haig
nevertheless assumes the appearance of Professor Andrew Martin and clumsily takes on the man's life for a time So, we must conclude that madness is sometimes a question of time, and sometimes of postcode. Matt Haig is also the author of How to Stop Time, Reasons to Stay Alive, and The Midnight Library.
- Review of The Diamond Eye by Kate Quinn
This time she tells the World War II tale of a quiet bookworm who becomes history's deadliest female She weaves in interesting aspects of the time such as the contrast between active female roles in the supportive, more peripheral positions women were allowed to hold in the United States military at the time
- Three Books I'm Reading Now, 10/27/21 Edition
Novelist Alice just met Felix, but she invites him to travel to Rome with her.
- Six Fascinating Memoirs to Explore
I felt like a little too much time was spent on youthful poetry and fanciful teenaged musings, yet the charming memoir about growing up in Appalachia and the incredible changes in rural Virginia from the time her grandparents came to Alaska from Switzerland around World War II) with her extended family from time to time, which I love to see. She seems like a good egg, and I really liked spending time with her through this memoir. 04 The Light
- Three Books I'm Reading Now, 5/23/22 Edition
The Books I'm Reading Now I'm reading See You Yesterday, the recent young adult novel that plays with time Summer, Rebecca Serle's love letter to Italy, a story about a mother and daughter, which also plays with time High school was largely a nightmare, so her time at her state university is bound to be an improvement Barrett can't decide if this time loop is a dream come true--or a living nightmare.
- Review of The Trap (Alias Emma #3) by Ava Glass
boundaries they can push and how many lines they're willing to cross in order to uncover the truth in time
- Review of The Villa by Rachel Hawkins
The stresses and pulls on their time have caused them to grow apart, so a writing vacation together at Thanos's catchphrase "I am inevitable," and the Marvel mental images jarred me from this story each time
- Review of Lucy by the Sea by Elizabeth Strout
Lucy by the Sea captures an otherworldly feeling of drifting in time while facing horrifying, previously illness and death, disease risk and spread, and the weight of the unknown: There was for me during this time They each seem to find the other--and their relationship--awkward and irritating at times, but their
- Six More Great Rom-Coms Perfect for Summer Reading
These Bossy favorites from a summer past stand the test of time. And soon I'll post another set of Bossy romantic favorites, this time titles that were published this There's a ton of steaminess as Lilah and Shane at times can't deny their attraction and act upon it.

















































