by Samantha Harvey, Review 18 of 2023 Orbital is a short meditation on the magnificent and mundane aspects of humans in space. Even with the lovely narration, I found myself […]
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The Second Chance Year
by Melissa Wiesner, Review 17 of 2023 The Second Chance Year is the ideal rom com for the upcoming holiday break if you’re looking for something light and heartwarming to […]
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Every Duke Has His Day
by Suzanne Enoch, Review 15 of 2023 SO CUTE. A seriously adorable regency romance featuring quirky mismatched leads and a fun cast of supporting characters, count me in! If you […]
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Bookshops & Bonedust
by Travis Baldree, Review 14 of 2023 If you liked Legends & Lattes, you’ll like this. If you don’t have any idea what that is, you’ll still probably like this. […]
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The Centre
by Ayesha Manazir Siddiqi, Review 11 of 2023 Something is amiss in this suspenseful and strange novel about language and identity. When Anisa learns of a secret language learning organization, […]
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King: A Life
by Jonathan Eig, Review 10 of 2023 This comprehensive biography of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s life and death, complete with references to recently released FBI investigation reports, is a […]
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Mountains Made of Glass
by Scarlett St. Clair, Review 9 of 2023 This unexpectedly spicy, little fairy tale retelling has left me with conflicted feelings. I laughed, I cringed, I blushed. It shares the […]
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Radical Inclusion
by David Moinina Sengeh, Review 8 of 2023 This book explores inclusion, the “I” in the increasingly popular acronym, DEI. In David Moinina Sengeh’s personal and professional anecdotes we can see […]