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Have you ever wondered what a pet was thinking when you spoke to it, or what they thought when something in your life changed or shifted? G...

I’ve had the good fortune over the last month or so to stumble upon some books I hadn’t heard of. Three Days Grace was another of those. T...

Maria Astorini should look familiar to you. She’s been in the public eye for decades, first as the daughter of a famous mother, then as an ...

C’est magnifique!! I had a feeling when I picked up this book that it would leave me all kinds of emotional, but wow! This was sappy and be...

This book was a sad one. There are bright spots, certainly, and a dash of hopefulness, but I found this to be an emotionally heavy book. Th...

Tess is getting ready for her second marriage. She’s marrying Warren, an old friend of her family’s. He’s running for the state senate and ...

I’ve been patiently waiting until this book was released earlier in the week. Battling severe FOMO watching so many Bookstagram friends rea...

What a powerful read this was. This book was eye-opening and thought-provoking, and it hit me square in the feels. I definitely could see t...

Barbara is in her fifties, and one of her best friends, Susan, has just surprised her by ending their friendship. This wasn’t a random argu...

I have been eagerly anticipating the release of Whistler since I first saw it pop up sometime late last year. Ann Patchett is one of my ab...

Oh, what a fun and thought-provoking book this was! If there’s any justice, this will be adapted for television, because Ms. Mebel is a cha...

The Bright Years by Sarah Damoff was my second-favorite book of 2025. Having gotten the chance to read her upcoming book (thanks to Simon ...

Robbie Couch has been one of my auto-buy authors since I fell in love with his debut, The Sky Blues , several years ago. His previous books...

We may be only one-quarter of the way into 2026, but I feel pretty confident saying that this is going to be another year of fantastic debu...

“‘Don’t waste your energy over how you think things should be,’ Deb booms. ‘See things for how they actually are.’” It has been a rough y...

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 ...

The news that Robin Williams died back in 2014 was one of those events where you always remember where you were when you heard about it. I ...

I saw the cover of this book before I had any idea what its title was or what it was about. (I’ll admit I thought this might be a coming-of...

This book was so good. It’s exactly what I hoped it would be, and it hit me in the feels just as I expected. They became friends at coll...

“Maybe joy and suffering are the same subjects brushed in different hues—not either or, but both and. Coexistent. They are lovers with clas...