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Sometimes it’s all about timing. I’ve been meaning to read this book for a few months now, but I finally got around to picking it up this w...

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 ...

This book was the first from 831 Stories, a modern romantic fiction company that prioritizes pleasure reading and the genre’s enthusiastic ...

“So often, the word nostalgia felt coated in bile—a nostalgia act. Annie understood and she didn’t. Nostalgia was for the Smurfs, for erase...

“…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...

I. Loved. This. Book. Erin Connor’s debut, Unromance , was one of my favorites last year. But if possible, I loved her newest book even m...

This sweet, funny, and moving book really warmed my heart. Many of us have imagined what our parents were like when they were younger, but ...

“I decided right there to play it safe: one full week to detox from my sisters. Because family and opioids really aren’t so different. Both...

This was one of the Amazon First Reads for January. Jane Green’s writing is so lush and evocative, and she always captures the time period ...

As someone who grew up watching family sitcoms, from The Brady Bunch to Good Times, Family Ties to Full House , I absolutely loved this b...

Poignant and powerful, Aisha Muharrar’s debut novel will stay in my mind for a long while. “There was a queasy unease to treading new wa...

Mackenzie was a pop star, part of a trio called Thunder Hearts. She and her two best friends had the time of their lives performing songs s...

“The thing about being someone’s idea of beautiful was that because people felt comfortable looking at you, they assumed you felt comfortab...

I kept seeing ads for this book, so I knew I had to read it. It was so good! Thanks so much to Minotaur Books and NetGalley for the advance...

This is definitely the type of story I love! Thanks to William Morrow and NetGalley for the advance copy of this. Growing up, Zoe always ...

“I think songs gave me a window into a magical life,” I said. “Something bigger, or whatever, waiting out there. And I felt like the only w...

“…once you start falling, it’s nearly impossible to stop—you pick up speed, and you might flail a little to course-correct, but at the end ...

I’ve been an Elvis fan for as long as I can remember. My parents used to play his music, I watched a lot of his movies while I was growing ...

There’s something about feeling seen when you read a book. I read a lot of M/M romance and for the most part, the main characters are usual...

It’s a measure of pop culture that Heavy Hitter is the second book I’ve read that is (very) loosely based on Taylor Swift. (The first was ...