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Girls Our Age, Pheobe Thompson [Book Review]
This psychologically intense story of female friendship was kind of like a fever dream, if I’m honest. Lily, Ana, and Margot have been friends since they were…
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Book Review:: The Irish Goodbye | Heather Aimee O’Neill
I love me a good family drama, and The Irish Goodbye by debut author Heather Aimee O’Neill was no exception. When families come together for holidays, it…
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Book Review:: The Greatest Possible Good | Ben Brooks
Most people do not live their lives according to their own values. They say they do, they say they support certain things or care about them, but…
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Book Review:: The Accidental Favorite | Fran Littlewood
A tree falls in the woods, and all three of your adult children are standing beneath it. You dive forward to remove one from danger, but the…
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Book Review:: The Correspondent | Virginia Evans
A novel to move you. Sybil’s life is as complex and nuanced as the next, and as someone who corresponds best through the written word, we get…
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Book Review:: Intermezzo | Sally Rooney
I am perpetually entranced by the writing of Sally Rooney. Her prose is simple and sad, poetic and deeply honest. Each of her novels feels like a…
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Book Review:: Wild Dark Shore | Charlotte McConaghy
A few years ago I was in a phase of absolutely inhaling books for a minute there. Most of what I read then is now a blur,…
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Book Review:: I’ll Come To You | Rebecca Kauffman
This book is my cup of tea. Like drinking a strong cup of tea at the exact right temperature, really. It warmed me up from the inside…
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Book Review:: Whale Fall | Elizabeth O’Connor
In the years between the Great Wars, two unexpected things happen on a remote Welsh island: a whale washes ashore, and two English stenographers arrive. For a…
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Book Review:: Libby Lost and Found | Stephanie Booth
Libby Lost and Found is an absolute treasure. The originality crackles on the first page. The themes resound toward our deepest fears and offer hope through profound…