Where do you fall: is luck predetermined or in your own hands? Sophie Cousens explores this concept in meaty romcom This Time Next Year. Think of this books as a cross between Sliding Doors and Sleepless in Seattle set in England. This was a fun book that reads fast and is perfect if you’re in …
I have heard SO many wonderful things about Catherine’s War by Julia Billet and Claire Fauvel. So. Many. I finally got my mitts on this graphic novel and I can’t stop thinking about it. This middle grade book shares a new perspective on Jewish children from France in exile during the Nazi regime. I have …
Tell me you know what movie I’m referencing. Dear heavens, tell me you know this. Like a heat-seeking missile, I needed a football-ish book in anticipation of Superbowl Sunday! Alexa Martin’s Snapped was the perfect recipe of fun, saltiness, romance and legit current social issues. How anyone could stir together taking a knee AND romance …
After reading The Mystery of Mrs. Christie, I was in the mood for another mystery/thriller. I forgot how much I love a mind-screw kinda book. Tell me I’m not alone in this. Keep the lights on for The Wife Upstairs by Rachel Hawkins. This is the kind of book that will have you wondering who …
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January 29 is National Puzzle Day (who knew?!) and when I spotted that on my calendar, I searched for a great puzzle book. The Mystery of Mrs. Christie by Marie Benedict is such an enchanting puzzle to solve. If you like historical fiction, if you like a slow build-up, if you like digging in to …
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