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I will admit that this book started slowly for me, and I wasn’t sure I wanted to keep reading. But I persevered a little longer and was ric...

The Brady Bunch has been part of my life for as long as I can remember. Funnily enough, however, I’ve only seen the original show in rerun...

I know, you’re probably thinking, “Didn’t Michael Crichton die a while back? What is this book?” So, Crichton did die in 2008, but apparent...

Five years ago, I received a surprise piece of bookmail: Ethan Joella’s debut novel, A Little Hope . I loved that book fiercely, and each s...

I started thinking about this and can’t believe it. I’ve been reading Tom Perrotta’s books since 1994! (And no, I’m not interested in knowi...

Amy Jo Burns’ last book, Mercury , was one of my favorite books of 2024. Needless to say, I was looking forward to this and I’m grateful to...

It’s 1977 in suburban Rochester, NY. A woman who has scandalized her neighborhood by getting divorced decides to buy her friends a copy of ...

Nikki Nash’s memoir was such a fun read. Take a healthy helping of Hollywood hijinks, more than a dash of family dysfunction, and a few cup...

What an odd yet compelling book this was! I really wasn’t quite sure what to expect and I’m not quite sure how I feel about it, but I’m gla...

What a fantastic, fun book this was! I just stumbled upon it and was completely hooked. And, of course, I’m hungry now, too! “This is pa...

This sweet, funny, and moving book really warmed my heart. Many of us have imagined what our parents were like when they were younger, but ...

This was one of the Amazon First Reads for January. Jane Green’s writing is so lush and evocative, and she always captures the time period ...

Interestingly enough, this book (a rare foray into fiction by the award-winning author) is both about and not about cheesecake. It is more ...

Thanks so much to Berkley and NetGalley for the advance copy of this recent release! This story of friendship, rivalry, and emotional scars...

“The thing about being someone’s idea of beautiful was that because people felt comfortable looking at you, they assumed you felt comfortab...

It’s another winner from Julie Clark! I’ve loved her two previous books, and this one was so good, too. Thanks so much to Sourcebooks Landm...

Post-Thanksgiving and pre-holidays, here’s a healthy dollop of family dysfunction in book form! Rudy was a Holocaust survivor who travele...

How much are our lives defined by the choices our families make? Are we doomed to follow the same paths or can we forge our own? These are ...

A few days before they graduate from high school in 1978, Andy tells his best friend (and ex-girlfriend) Elena that he’s bi. Or maybe gay. ...

In 1975, Nicky (who decides to start calling himself Nick) has left his home on Long Island for the first time, to attend college at Boston...