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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 ...

“…when you kill someone, it breaks you. It changes you. You’ve shattered the water glass—your soul is something different and new—and the s...

“When you set out to be a writer you may or may not understand all that you’re agreeing to. You’re saying, by implication, that you’re qual...

Alice is a recent breast cancer survivor. It’s only been a year, and she’s still very scared of her long-term prognosis. Just before she wa...

I’m never quite sure which I like more: a popcorn thriller I can read quickly, or a thriller with lots of twists, that makes you say or thi...

“Back in high school, when they all started drinking and going out, they became obsessed with ‘the shampoo effect.’ When they had a big nig...

I am absolutely obsessed with books about cooking, chefs, food, the restaurant business, etc. Every one is so different and I love feeling ...

This book was wild! I found myself laughing and rolling my eyes (in a good way) at these characters and the trouble they found themselves i...

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...

There’s something about the books that Kristy Woodson Harvey writes. Maybe it’s because they’re always set in sunny, idyllic locations, but...

“When I was a student, I had thought I could manipulate that gaze to a certain extent, that I had agency. That being desired gave me power...

Sage had always dreamed of being a writer. Her first book made it on the New York Times bestseller list, which is a rarity for a debut aut...

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

“‘A virtue with which every writer should acquaint herself,’ Simone went on, ‘is humility.’ She did not smile. My mortification at her hand...

It’s 2011. Joan dreams of being a writer. By day, she’s an intern for an ultra-conservative Republican state legislator in Texas. And while...

“What is the feeling that tells any of us, even after we’re grown-up and know better—know it’s likely that they’ll hurt us, maim us, leave ...

You won’t want to read this one on an empty stomach, that’s for sure! Thanks to Knopf and NetGalley for the complimentary advance copy. I...

“…books aren’t anchored in one place like a building which means you can read a book that holds your memories anywhere. And food. If you ca...

Okay, I’m ready to be blown away by a Jojo Moyes book again. I’ve not loved the last few, including this one, so maybe I just need her to w...

Happy Pub Week to this whimsical, wacky book! Thanks so much to Hyperion Avenue and NetGalley for the advance copy. “Life was a losing ba...