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I loved this book for several reasons, but one of them is that it reminded me of what it was like to be excited by a political candidate an...

Breakups are never easy. Owen and Jacob’s relationship ended when Jacob got an offer to move to the UK and work on a research team. Owen, w...

It’s time to return to Camelot for the sequel to Gwen & Art Are Not In Love . Thanks so much to Wednesday Books and NetGalley for the a...

It’s just an average morning in the town of Beckitt, Massachusetts. Some people are going about their daily rituals, some are still sleepin...

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...

For someone who almost never reads horror novels, Chuck Tingle’s books have been a fun yet gruesome gateway into the genre. There’s always ...

I love picking up a book you don’t know that much about and being wowed by it. It’s full of music and friendship and finding yourself and r...

As teenagers they were inseparable. Four friends—Annie, Lola, Vicky, and Dylan—took their hometown by storm when they starred in a gender-s...

I thought this was a really special book. Give me magical realism, emotional growth, and a beach cottage and I’m more than happy, but this ...

If you love Bollywood musicals or at least Bollywood dancing, you’ll understand why I say that this book would be so fantastic to see onscr...

“It is an acknowledged truth that they don’t see one another more often because of work and kids. But it’s also an excuse—work, the kids—to...

I had such fun with this book! Brandon is in love with love. If a guy smiles at him, his mind moves quickly to dreaming of their happily ...

It’s 1984 in New York City’s East Village. AIDS has started ravaging communities all over the country, but NYC has been hit particularly ha...

I think May is going to be remembered for how many terrific books I found randomly and loved. As a mood reader, sometimes I stare at the bo...

Families have their dysfunction, but nothing brings them out quite as much as a wedding. And the literary world is so much richer for that ...

Rom-coms are all too often the cure for what ails me emotionally. Even when the main characters are in turmoil, I’m right there supporting ...

What an odd yet compelling book this was! I really wasn’t quite sure what to expect and I’m not quite sure how I feel about it, but I’m gla...

I’ve said it lots of times before, but I love family dysfunction in books. And Jewish family dysfunction? Yes, please. (Not that my family ...

“She belonged to the house in the sense that she had nothing else, no other life than the house, but the house, by itself, did not belong t...

This was a very moving and thought-provoking book. It felt tremendously current given the issues being dealt with across the country. Dar...