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“After all, if friendship is a plant that needs to be watered regularly, theirs should have withered to nothingness long ago. But maybe rea...

This was a very different book than I expected, and it sure did pack a punch! I haven’t been able to get it out of my mind since I finished...

I definitely don’t watch television as much as I used to. But back in the day, there were so many programs I watched religiously, on many n...

“Destiny is real—we just build it ourselves. And in that way, my grandmother was right after all. The magic isn’t what happens to us. It’s ...

I really enjoyed this! It’s a little creepy, a little mysterious, and a bit thought-provoking. I’ll definitely be thinking about this for a...

“Her comment made me wonder, though, whether there were certain places on Earth where the membrane between the past and present, indeed eve...

Daphne Woolsoncroft’s debut thriller, Night Watcher , was one of my favorite books of last year. I eagerly anticipated this one, hoping for...

“Disconcerting, this mental ice floe, populated only by David, floating off into the polar darkness. He was sometimes a figure standing on ...

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’m so thankful that this book wound up on my radar. Of course, I’m utterly starving after reading it, but this cozy mystery absolutely war...

When I picked up the first book in Lisa Henry and Sarah Honey’s Goose Run series, I had no idea how much this small town and this group of ...

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...

I don’t know if I’d ever want to get stuck in a time loop. That being said, though, I sure do love reading about them!! Thanks so much to S...

This book was an unexpected surprise! I selected this as one of my Amazon First Reads for June. I really loved it and hope more people find...

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...

Matt Haig’s The Midnight Library was a profoundly moving book, and one of my favorite books of 2020. This book is in the same world but is...

The townspeople in the Irish town of Derry are excited, which doesn’t happen that often. A show about the Troubles in Northern Ireland is g...

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 ...

Even though more experimental fiction doesn’t usually work for me, I wanted to read Transcription . The concept sounded unique and I am alw...

I started thinking about this and can’t believe it. I’ve been reading Tom Perrotta’s books since 1994! (And no, I’m not interested in knowi...