Written by Marissa Levien, Book 45 of 2021 “One thing that is true about humanity there will always be those who push the limits of stability and survival just to […]
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The Chosen and the Beautiful
written by Nghi Vo, book 43 of 2021 For him, the world was always ending. For him it was always a wreck and a ruin and he had no idea […]
Blog - Nonfiction
Somebody’s Daughter
written by Ashley C. Ford, narrated by the author – book 42 of 2021 I was nothing and nobody cared what happened to nothing and everything happened to girls who […]
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Love and Fury
written by Samantha Silva, Book 37 of 2021 “You say that I am hard on all women. But no harder than I am on myself. I want a serious and […]
Blog - Nonfiction
Rebel Ideas
written by Matthew Syed, Book 32 of 2021 Companies founded by immigrants grow faster and survive longer. Immigrants make disproportionate contributions to technology, patent production and to science. Matthew Syed […]
Blog - Nonfiction
When They Call You a Terrorist
written by Patrisse Khan-Cullors, Book 5 of 2021 “What is the impact of not being valued? How do you measure the loss of what a human being does not receive?” […]
Fiction
Milk Blood Heat
written by Dantiel W. Moniz, Book 10 of 2021 “She was of that special age where she knew both nothing and everything, and no matter where or at whom she […]
Blog - Fiction
Land of Big Numbers
by Te-Ping Chen, Book 9, 2021 “He’d seen the village transform itself over a lifetime, just as he, too, was going to transform himself with an invention the likes of […]
Fiction
The Office of Historical Corrections
by Danielle Evans, Book 3 of 2021 “Midwest nice was a steady, polite gaslighting I found sinister, a forced humility that prevented anyone from speaking up when they’d been diminished […]