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“I highly recommend Left on Tenth. It’s a reminder that although life can be harsh and unfair, there are also wondrous and beautiful moments especially those found through connections with others. Also, don’t sell yourself short, as incredible things can and do happen at all stages in life, including new relationships, new adventures, and new projects. Life does not happen on a preset timeline.”

Karen
Tattered Cover

“The most lovely take-away from Back to the Prairie was an admiration for Gilbert’s ability to make big life changes. Gilbert has a great perspective on growing older and adapting. This memoir is the perfect pick for someone who is facing major life changes and needs a dose of encouragement.”

Karen
Tattered Cover

“The Island is a fantastic modern day thriller. Although set in Australia, the story relates to any people who drop out of society and take matters into their own hands to be judge and jury and assign rules of retribution outside of the traditional laws. Cults, sects, and people living on the margin with a distrust of outside society. A family gets embroiled in a battle of wits and survival when they enter a 'private lands' scenario on vacation. The perfect page turner for those who love a good surviver story.”

Gretchen
Katonah Reading Room

“Book Lovers by Emily Henry is a top notch romance novel! It was a fun listen- slow burn, miscommunication, light family drama, possible but unlikely situations, and all the happy endings we want and expect! I thoroughly enjoyed getting to know the characters and settings in this story. It took me away from my life and into Nora Stevens life! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️”

Anne
Cherry Street Books

“I wanted to live in this book forever and for it to never, ever end. I have never had a book hangover like the one I had when I finished this book. It is so, so, so, good. Every word is perfectly chosen and often not the expected choice. I can't say enough about both the writing and the narration and I already can't wait to listen to this one again.”

Elisa
Another Read Through

“Miriam Toews insightfully & tenderly captures the dynamics between precocious eight-year-old, Swiv, and her tenacious, affectionate grandmother whose care she falls into when suspended from school for fighting. Told mostly from Swiv's perspective, Fight Night probes at the ferocity of maternal relationships largely by way of the loving and somewhat unconventional wisdom passed down to Swiv from her grandmother. Toews manages to explore many heavy themes like mental illness & spiritual abuse with wit and care. The book is full of exceptionally poignant observations that resist the pull towards sanctimony or excessive sentimentality. I loved every last bit of it.”

Holly
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