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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 ...

Ahh, nothing like a dysfunctional family Christmas!! This book is described as a blend of Succession and The Family Stone , and while ther...

It’s 1939. Orland Orcott is a well-known director in Hollywood. (Well-known, but not well-liked.) He has a reputation as quite a womanizer,...

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...

“I always thought life was a bit like a house. People buy a house and they spend their whole lives trying to make it perfect. They decorate...

I first discovered Julie Schumacher when I read her absolutely hilarious book Dear Committee Members . In that book (and a few others after...

After reading Mikki Brammer’s wonderfully heartwarming book, I feel the need to give all of my friends hugs and tell them how important the...

It’s been a long while since I felt truly bereft after finishing a book. But Into the Blue captured my mind and my heart so thoroughly, th...

“…who you are will change, Evan. That’s what time does to all of us. You will face difficulty. You will need your own resilience. And you w...

“We never know what’s living inside the people around us. We only guess.” Anna Quindlen’s books always fill me with emotion. Sometimes sh...

“Everybody lies and everybody dies. Those are two of the only things you can be certain of in an uncertain world.” Given the whiplash I e...

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

This was an utterly gorgeous book, full of incredible dialogue, powerful emotions, and some truly memorable main characters. It may have be...

Prudence used to dream of leaving her small Canadian hometown to see the world. But when her mother is diagnosed with early-onset Alzheimer...

I loved this! It was my last book of August and one of my favorites of the month. I love stories about family dynamics, but this was more t...

I’ve been reading Stephen King’s books since I was a teenager (which was shortly after movable type was invented, lol). While I definitely ...

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...

I’ll tell you, between this book and watching the last two episodes of Adolescence , I was a giant puddle of emotions! Thanks to Will Leitc...

I can always count on Allison Ashley to deliver a heartwarming love story with a medical slant, but this may be my favorite of hers. I love...

Believe the hype, y’all! This book was totally not what I was expecting but it was utterly fantastic. Now…to write a review that doesn’t gi...