Return to Sender, Stephanie Parente [A Book Review]
I’ve read a lot of books with themes of grief. Heck, I’m writing a book with major themes of grief. Each one of them is profound, because…
I’ve read a lot of books with themes of grief. Heck, I’m writing a book with major themes of grief. Each one of them is profound, because…
It can feel like a failure when everything in your life starts to turn onto its head in your thirties, when you’re supposed to have it all…
Hot damn, if you’re looking for a book that will have you shaking your head, nodding along, slapping your forehead and wincing in bated anticipation through the…
My friends, I come to you today with something new. Historically, this site has been exclusively book reviews. I launched it almost exactly two years ago after…
While Emily isn’t my favorite of the Brontë sisters, I couldn’t pass up the opportunity to learn more about the family that produced one of my absolute…
What a breath of original air this book was for me after a stretch of quasi-samesies contemporary reads! I was enthralled immediately by the concept, and found…
All aboard the S.S. Romance for the newest novel penned by (one of the) reigning summer romance queens! Katherine Center strikes again with a swoony Yacht-Rock hit!…
I like to go into books blind, but the title and cover of this one felt like a promise. Now, that’s on me, for setting my expectations…
The Loom Tree is a book that resists being pinned down into words. It’s a complicated, twisted tale of family relationships, identity, friendships, magical abilities, and the…
Here in middle-America we get some pretty sick storms. Some people dread them, rushing out almost constantly to cover their precious gardens. Some people open up their…