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“Someone will die here this morning, at this suburban train station. It will happen in the next five minutes when the 7:06 to London Victor...

This book gave me lots of feels! But on top of the wide range of emotions it took me through, I found it really eye-opening. It definitely ...

Sometimes I’m so taken by the synopsis of a book that I read a few pages and then buy it without looking at any reviews. At times this expe...

Sadie has been determined to follow in her late mother’s footsteps and become an artist. But her lack of success has certainly created a we...

The Hero of This Book , the new novel from Elizabeth McCracken, is thought-provoking and emotional. “Once somebody is dead, the world rev...

One of the most beloved books of the year is this sweeping story of friendship, love, grief, recovery, and video games. Sadie and Sam mee...

Suzanne Kamata's The Baseball Widow is a well-written exploration of family, belonging, connection, and, of course, baseball. Christ...

Is there anything quite like an old friend? See what you think after reading Richard Roper's new novel, When We Were Young . Another ...

In Tia Williams' latest novel, Seven Days in June , a second chance at their love story gives them everything to gain—and everything to...

Will Leitch's new novel, How Lucky , is an utterly unforgettable, beautiful book about hope, friendship, and survival. If you were to...

Sarah Watson's debut novel, Most Likely , is a great story about friendship and how far it can take you—like all the way to the Oval Of...

Maybe Someday is another home run from Colleen Hoover, leaving me sniffling and teary-eyed!! (This has become a regular occurrence when re...

You said it, George Takei! I seriously cannot get over this book. Over the last few months I've seen a number of friends on Goodread...

When I saw that Hart Hanson, creator of the television show Bones , had written a thriller, I jumped on it pretty quickly. And while there ...

As I was devouring (no pun intended) David Arnold's sensational new book, Kids of Appetite , I started pondering the existential questi...

"...from what little I know of the outside world, I am fairly certain that my comrades and I live in hell. For most of us, the hell is...

Lyrical, moving, and absolutely exquisite, Kathleen Alcott's Infinite Home had me marveling at her beautiful, almost poetic prose, rev...