Chloe Liese writes a seriously whip smart book about neurodiversity, chronic pain and steam for days in Always Only You. This romcom novel is book two in the Bergman Brothers series, but can be read as a stand-alone. If you saw how frequently I tagged the pages in Always Only You, you would laugh and …
Not all lies are created equal and Lisa Scottoline’s One Perfect Lie is here to prove it! This suspense novel isn’t super new (2017) but I knew it would be good because my MIL passed it along, and she finds incredible books. I listened to the audiobook version for half and finished the last half …
Tiny Dancer and I hit another homerun with Something to Say by Lisa Moore Ramee! Something to Say makes you listen to the nuances of growing up, staying in your comfort zone and living with anxiety. We both loved this book! Meet Janae Janae is a too-sweet-for-words middle schooler. She follows her mother’s rules, she’s …
I will never tire of an underdog story. The Boys in the Boat by Daniel Brown is a true Olympic underdog story that reads like a novel, but is shockingly nonfiction. I was searching for a story that would inspire and this blew me out of the water! We Know How It Ends Okay, okay, …
Don’t table this book any longer! Get your mitts on From the Desk of Zoe Washington by Janae Marks and carve out some time to read it. Soon. Like, very soon! There is so much in this middle grade book and it’s a huge understatement to say this author is talented! Let’s get after it! …
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