Book Review:: The Cheesemaker’s Daughter | Kristin Vukovic
Sometimes when it feels like life is falling apart, it’s really the opportunity for a new beginning. That’s the case for Marina, when she is disillusioned by…
Literary fiction
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Book Review:: Butter: A Novel of Food & Murder | Asako Yuzuki (Translated by Polly Barton)
Butter is a Japanese literary fiction novel hinged upon the premise of a journalist investigating the story of a renowned serial killer – a woman accused of…
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Book Review:: Malibu Rising | Taylor Jenkins Reid
Family is the most complex thing there is. The history. The responsibility. The everyday choices and the ones that come once in a lifetime. The mirrored features…
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Book Review:: The Borrowed Life of Frederick Fife | Anna Johnston
Grief is one of the most universal constants of life. It is the opposite of love. The absence of anyplace to emote the love you feel, and…
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Book Review:: Amazing Grace Adams | Fran Littlewood
Have you ever had a bad day? Bad week really. Months, even. Or a decade, if we’re being honest. Grace has. And she’s kept it together, mostly,…
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Book Review:: The Most Fun We Ever Had | Claire Lombardo
This isn’t a book you read for entertainment. This is the type of book you read to remind yourself what it is to be human. To connect…
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Book Review:: We’ll Prescribe You A Cat | Syou Ishida
Cats are the heroes of the internet. They bring smiles to even the grouchiest faces. But what happens when you go to someone for psychiatric help, and…