

I liked this even more than Ask Again, Yes.
It‘s about relationships and choices. Put it on your tbr for May!
I liked this even more than Ask Again, Yes.
It‘s about relationships and choices. Put it on your tbr for May!
Get ready for this wonderful novel out January 31.
Maddie has been living with her dad who has Parkinson‘s being his caretaker. Now her mom is moving back in and Maddie can move out and start living her life. This is a tender story about Maddie‘s path to self discovery. I absolutely loved it.
Thanks to NetGalley and the publisher for the advance copy.
A great novel with a suspenseful story line that at the same time made you think and learn.
Thanks to NetGalley and the publisher for the advance copy.
Put this on your tbr. Coming out in March.
This is a great story about a Puerto Rican family who discover their long lost sister while watching a reality television show and decides to bring her home. This was a fast read full of emotions and humor. I highly recommend it.
Thanks to NetGalley and the publisher for the advance copy.
Beautiful poetry
I adore this romance series. This is the second book and it was just as good as Delilah Green Doesn‘t Care.
I really loved this book but it wasn‘t an easy read.
It‘s about a young Nigerian woman losing her husband to suicide and the grief and guilt that consumes her.
Wow! I read this in a day. Not easy to read about what happened in Syria, but important.
A fast engaging read. Not sure how I feel about the ending.
Can‘t wait to pick my Aardvark November book.
I went to this book event on Tuesday and today I finally had time to read the book. It was great! Stories matter. 🥰
A great story about family relationships and forgiveness as well as a coming of age story. Loved it!
Thanks to NetGalley and the publisher for an advance copy.
This was very entertaining. It‘s about a multigenerational Vietnamese family and their drama.
I really liked this novel. It‘s about friendship and grief and will stay with me.
Put it on your tbr. Out October 11.
Thanks to NetGalley and the publisher for the advance copy.
I loved this romance novel. Funny, sweet, emotional and sexy. Can‘t wait for the next book in this series coming out this November.
This was so good! Mystery, adventure, friendship and love. Read it!!
Has anyone read her other book, The Book of M?
Didn‘t care for the twist. I think I‘m done with this author. I didn‘t like his last two books.
This is the first book I‘ve read by Katherine Center but it won‘t be my last. Very enjoyable romance.
Thanks to NetGalley and the publisher for the advance copy.
Set in a Native Community in Maine, these stories follow David at different points in his life. There is a lot of sorrow and tragedy as well as tenderness and love between family members. 4 stars.
Thanks to NetGalley and the publisher for the advance copy.
This was a wonderful quirky novel full of love for people and animals. I‘m putting Rabbit Cake on my tbr. Definitely reading more by this author.
Great novel about 3 friends and their lives. I enjoyed how each chapter was from a different perspective and the endurance of their friendship. Highly recommend.
Thanks to NetGalley and the publisher for the advance copy.
Read part of it while riding my bike. 😃
This was so good!! Very powerful story and beautifully written. Highly recommend the audio.
Loved it! More serious than I expected. Narrator was great.
Absolutely loved this one.
Started a little bit slow, but as I got in to it I couldn‘t stop reading. 4 stars
Put this one on your tbr!! Publishing date April 4th.
I absolutely loved this novel! It‘s about three generations of women and their lives and hardships in Memphis, Tennessee. Each chapter is a different point in time. The North women are strong and loving and I already miss them. Beautifully written.
Thanks to NetGalley and the publisher for the advance copy.
Wow! I don‘t know why this book is not getting more attention. Beautiful, but sad. 4.5 stars.
This took me a long time to read. I liked it, but I‘m not sure I totally got it.
Funny and emotional. Made me want to learn how to crochet.
I liked this one. It tells the story of a serial killer mostly through the eyes of the women in his life.
Put this on your tbr for May. This is Nina Lacour‘s first adult novel. I loved her YA novel We Are Okay, and this one did not disappoint. There is a lot of sorrow in her novels, but also hope and love. The audio was great. Julia Whelan does a great job narrating as always.
Absolutely loved this book. The characters, the journey, the language. All fantastic.
Fast, entertaining mystery. I had things figured out pretty early on, but still enjoyed it.
Really enjoyed this book about family secrets and love.
Put it on your tbr. Coming out February 1.
This was amazing on audio. Very exciting!
The only downside was that I had to rejoin audible to get it as it‘s an audible exclusive and not available on audio at the library yet.
This was an action filled, fast read. However it was as a bit too violent for me.
Look at for this collection of short stories coming out October 5. My favorite was the novella My Monticello.
Thank you NetGalley and the publisher for the advance audio copy.
I was excited about this audio but it ended up not being for me. There were way too many life-altering events happening to this one family. I didn‘t feel I connected with any of the characters.
Such a great book. Loved the descriptions of Auckland, food and the special bond between sisters. Available on Kindle Unlimited.
Are her other books just as good?
Such a great romance. Highly recommend.
Sweet story, great on audio. 4 ⭐️
This was such a fun, cute read that gave me warm feelings. Loved it.
Just finished this beautiful final book in a trilogy. If you have not read The Art of Hearing Heartbeats yet, what are you waiting for?!
This was a fast, entertaining book, but not one I‘ll think much about now when it‘s done.
4 stars.
The Scent Keeper
An engaging fairy tale following Lina who is thrust into the Fairy World to fulfill her destiny.
I loved the strong female characters and the message of kindness.
I would recommend this for ages 9-13.
This is my book club read for the month. It‘s about 14 Japanese-American teens whose lives are upended after the attack on Pearl Harbor as they are removed from their homes and forced into incarceration camps.
4 stars