Book Reviews & Recommendations
Rufi Thorpe’s Margo’s Got Money Troubles is one of those rare novels that manages to be wildly funny, deeply insightful, and painfully relatable all at once. With its unconventional mix of wrestling wisdom, OnlyFans hustle, and the raw realities of young motherhood, […]
Ellen O’Clover’s The Heartbreak Hotel is a romance novel that has left readers passionately divided. With a premise that sounds like the perfect blend of second chances, emotional healing, and slow-burn love, it promises a heartfelt journey through grief and renewal. But […]
Ruth Ware revisits one of her breakout heroines in The Woman in Suite 11, a decade-later follow up to The Woman in Cabin 10. Lo Blacklock is older, married, and the mother of two, yet her knack for being in the wrong […]
What would you do if you suddenly learned the exact moment and manner of your death? That is the provocative question at the center of Liane Moriarty’s Here One Moment, a sweeping novel that blends mystery, fate, and human vulnerability in ways […]
Kristin Hannah’s historical epic plunges readers into Dust Bowl Texas and the brutal realities of the Great Depression, told through the stubborn grit of one unforgettable heroine, Elsa Martinelli. It is a novel of survival and sacrifice on the American frontier, and […]
Bonnie Garmus’s breakout novel has been called funny, sharp, and empowering. It is also divisive in the best conversation-starting way. Lessons in Chemistry follows Elizabeth Zott, a brilliant chemist in the early 1960s whose career is derailed by sexism at every turn. […]
Shelby Van Pelt’s Remarkably Bright Creatures is a moving, quietly profound debut that explores loss, connection, and the small ways we find our way back to life. Blending realism with a touch of whimsy, the novel follows a grieving widow, an aimless […]
Matt Haig’s bestselling novel blends speculative fiction with a life-affirming message as Nora Seed, suspended between life and death, steps into a limitless library where each book contains a life she might have lived. The premise is irresistible: what if you could […]