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Book Review:: Ship of Dreams | Donna Jones Alward
Sometimes I wonder how the next generations will remember the disaster that was The Titanic. Books like this one carry the story forward, to guard against letting…
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Book Review:: Undimmed | Cecily Mak
The best thing about this book is the framing that it is for everyone. You don’t have to declare your problems or label them as a disease…
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Book Review:: Seeing Other People | Emily Wibberley & Austin Siegemund-Broka
Even though the premise of this book is clear from the title, the cover, and whatever the blurb says (which you all know by now I almost…
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Book Review:: Handle With Care | Marybeth Mayhew Whalen
This book is like, if locked-room mystery was a thriller, and the psychology of everyone in the room is the story. In other words: excellent. This is…
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Book Review:: Fallen City | Adrienne Young
A city is falling – it’s inevitable – but the man who started it is also the one who cannot leave. Not without her. Maris and Luca,…
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Book Review:: Caller Unknown | Gillian McAllister
Love makes fools of us all, and we all know nothing is stronger than a mother’s love. Simone and Lucy just wanted to have a nice mother-daughter…
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Book Review:: The Relic of the Wildwood | E.J. Venter
A perilous quest. A fierce protector. And a young woman who doesn’t believe she’s enough. These are the ones tasked with saving the world from an evil…
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Book Review:: Maybe It’s Fate | Heidi McLaughlin
Oh, how I adored every single minute of this book, with tears in my eyes the entire time. My heart was in my hands through the whole…
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Night Objects, Eli Raphael [A Book Review]
Night Objects starts with the traumatizing death of the main character’s mother, and somehow continues to ratchet up in intensity. Not always in big events, but instead…
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Reasons to Be Loved by You, Hannah Brown [A Book Review]
It’s been awhile since Nikki has been home, and after being socially and culturally humiliated on national television, she’s looking forward to the trip to the lake…