It's Either Sadness or Bookphoria...

I wasn’t aware of this before I started reading Last Night in Brooklyn , but it’s an updated retelling-of sorts of The Great Gatsby . Seein...

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

Hmm. I’m honestly not too sure what I think about this book. I’ll admit I considered DNFing it a few times, but I kept waiting for somethin...

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

Trone Meston is a tech billionaire (think of a hybrid of Steve Jobs, Mark Zuckerberg, and Elon) who is about to get married on his private ...

Rejection is a fascinating, thought-provoking, and truly visceral story collection. It’s definitely not a book that inspires positivity fo...

I’ll admit I was a bit dubious when I heard that a book series featuring the grittier side of Marvel superheroes was being launched. But be...

Please clap. I have read two books outside my comfort zone this week. I am a gigantic coward, which is why I generally steer clear of hor...

Kevin Kwan once again gives us a close and personal look at the lives of immensely wealthy Asian families. There’s tons of drama, scandal, ...

I’m definitely a fan of books that provide social commentary and examine the foibles of their characters. Social Engagement is fascinating...

“I was supposed to be getting dressed for the party, the first since my murder.” (Yep, you read that right.) Lou is married to a doting h...

While I watch very little television now, I was a television addict from the 1970s into the early 2000s. I still remember some episodes fro...

Megan Giddings' newest book is utterly unique, powerful, and thought-provoking. Thanks so much to BookSparks and Amistad Books for pr...