Book Reviews & Recommendations
Brianna Wiest has become a familiar name in modern self-help literature, known for her introspective and poetic voice. In When You’re Ready, This Is How You Heal, she continues her mission to guide readers through emotional recovery and transformation. Following her bestselling […]
Yiyun Li’s newest memoir opens with a sentence no one wants to hear: there is no good way to say this. From that bare fact, she builds a book that looks directly at the unimaginable. After losing her sons Vincent in 2017 […]
Amy Bloom’s In Love is a slim, startlingly clear memoir about a marriage tested by early onset Alzheimer’s and the ethical, legal, and deeply personal choices that follow. It is both a love story and a document of witness, written with Bloom’s […]
Loretta Rothschild’s Finding Grace is a breathtaking debut that takes readers on an emotional odyssey through love, loss, grief, and redemption. It begins with the warmth of domestic bliss and swiftly plunges into heartbreak, creating a reading experience that is both devastating […]
Ocean Vuong’s Time Is a Mother is a tender, haunting, and deeply personal exploration of grief and survival. Written in the aftermath of his mother’s death, this second poetry collection is both a continuation and transformation of the themes that shaped On […]
Book Review: Totally and Completely Fine by Elissa Sussman – A Tender Story of Grief, Love, and Rediscovery Elissa Sussman, bestselling author of Funny You Should Ask, returns with Totally and Completely Fine, a heartfelt and emotionally rich novel about grief, second […]
Elizabeth Gilbert has built a career on turning personal transformation into art. From Eat Pray Love’s global pilgrimage of self-discovery to Big Magic’s creative philosophy, she has consistently explored what it means to live authentically. In All the Way to the River: […]
Grief has a way of reshaping families, exposing the cracks and, sometimes, stitching them back together. In Blue Sisters by Coco Mellors, readers are invited into a moving exploration of loss, identity, and the complicated ties that hold siblings together even when […]