Category: Review
5th May / 3 Comments
The Book Witch by Meg Shaffer: Rainy March comes from a long line of Book Witches, guardians who jump into novels to protect stories from being changed. Armed with her magical umbrella and feline familiar, she knows the rules: real people stay in the real world, fictional characters stay in […]
4th May / 3 Comments
MAD MABEL by Sally Hepworth: Some women get quieter with age. Others become impossible to ignore. Elsie Mabel Fitzpatrick is eighty-one, gloriously grumpy, fiercely independent, and perfectly content minding her business in suburban Melbourne—until a neighbor ends up dead and old rumors come roaring back. Because long before she was […]
30th Apr / 3 Comments
Some books entertain you. Some books challenge the way you see the world. SMALL GREAT THINGS by by Jodi Picoult is a powerful, thought-provoking novel about prejudice, privilege, justice, and the moments that force people to confront who they truly are.
29th Apr / 3 Comments
In The Write Off by Kara McDowell, All Mars Darling has ever wanted to do was write. Specifically, she wanted to become a romance author. And while that dream has come true, it isn’t exactly everything she hoped for. Yes, she’s had success right out of the gate, bigger than […]
28th Apr / 2 Comments
Annie Knows Everything by Rachel Wood: When you’re busy fixing everyone else’s life, it’s easy to miss the mess in your own. Annie is convinced she knows what’s best for everyone around her—until she loses her job, discovers her sister is engaged to someone she can’t stand, and decides the […]
27th Apr / 3 Comments
Darling Daffodils Farm by Brittanée Nicole: Tally Darling returns to her family’s daffodil farm ready to figure out what comes next, only to find Jesse Walker already there—running her late father’s business, living in her old room, and testing her patience at every turn. He may be gorgeous, but he’s […]
24th Apr / 2 Comments
In Dolly All the Time by Annabel Monaghan, Dolly Brick might wear many hats: kindergarten teacher, part-time Uber driver, part-time sports store call rep, and summer help at the family fish house, but being a single mom to her thirteen-year-old son Gus is what gives her life purpose. Her side […]
22nd Apr / 3 Comments
The Rainy Day Bookshop by RaeAnne Thayne: Emma Lucas had been a model daughter and student. After her father died in an accident she blamed herself for, her life went downhill quickly and she left home. She eventually ended up in Las Vegas. When she gets pregnant, she decides to […]
21st Apr / 2 Comments
The Starter Ex by Mia Sosa: Vanessa Cordero has a very specific (and very successful) side hustle: she gets paid to date men… and be the absolute worst girlfriend imaginable. Clingy, dramatic, completely over-the-top—whatever it takes to make them run straight into someone else’s arms.
20th Apr / 2 Comments
A Girl Like Her by Talia Hibbert: When the whole town thinks they know you, falling for the one person who sees the real you changes everything… Ruth Kabbah has learned how to keep her distance. In Ravenswood, she’s known more for gossip and old scandal than for who she […]