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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...

Speaking of revelations, this book was truly fantastic. Mara Brock Akil is the creator of television programs like Girlfriends and Being M...

“So often, the word nostalgia felt coated in bile—a nostalgia act. Annie understood and she didn’t. Nostalgia was for the Smurfs, for erase...

Given that Alex Finlay is one of my favorite thriller writers, I definitely was looking forward to reading his upcoming book, The Anniversa...

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 ...

OMG, I had such a smile on my face after reading this! The blurb described this as Fame meets Rent , so I jumped on it immediately. (It’s m...

“It doesn’t matter anymore. We are trouble. We have always been trouble. Our mothers have been telling us this for years.“ At first glanc...

Funnily enough, this is the second consecutive book I’ve read in which sheep farming is involved. What are the chances? Thanks to St. Marti...

“…books aren’t anchored in one place like a building which means you can read a book that holds your memories anywhere. And food. If you ca...

This book is one of those slice-of-life novels that is more character-driven than plot-driven. And much like everyday life, it is made up m...

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

“It’s hard to escape the memory of someone who has become perfect through the very act of remembering them.” In 1998, Jessica was a fresh...

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 ...

I used to read more thrillers and crime novels than any other genre. But I grew disillusioned because so many thrillers seemed fairly simil...

A dual-timeline book that examines the art world as well as the sexual, racial, and power dynamics it stirs up, Anita de Monte Laughs Last ...

This was so good! As I've said numerous times before, I love stories about family relationships and dynamics, and Mercury definitely f...

It’s never too late to achieve your high school dreams. In 1997, four best friends—Melissa, Suki, Priya, and Tara—were determined to set ...

The Rewind is a cute second-chance rom-com about what happens when old college friends reunite for a wedding. The last thing Frankie wan...

Gorgeous and emotional, When You Call My Name evoked such memories for me. It’s 1990 in New York City. Adam is 17 and has just been aske...