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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 ...

What’s this? Two backlist books in a matter of a few days? What about all the shiny new ones, lol? Robert Grainer is an ordinary man livi...

Can a book be off-the-wall crazy AND scarily prescient simultaneously? Asking for a friend. Thanks so much to Bloomsbury Publishing and ...

John Marrs has been on my list of authors I’ve been wanting to read for a while now. Intrigued by the description of his newest book, I tho...

“I was in my ninth week of sleeping on an air mattress in my childhood bedroom when I learned that my dad wasn’t my biological father.” H...

Tanner’s wife used to dream of them moving into an old house on Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. They would restore the dilapidated barn; she wo...

Intriguing and thought-provoking, A Fire So Wild is both a meditation on climate change and a look at housing inequity, as well as how the...

This was honestly one of the most unique and creative books I’ve read in quite a while, and I don’t think I’ll forget it anytime soon. Op...

Claire Thomas' The Performance is uniquely told and thought-provoking. In the old cartoon series The Far Side , one comic depicted a...