by Steven W. Thrasher, book 52 of 2022 Dr. Thrasher provides some extremely timely and insightful criticisms of how our society fails to protect the most vulnerable and suffers for it. […]
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The Puppeteer’s Daughters
by Heather Newton, Book 50 of 2022 This is a story of 3 half sisters coming to terms with the declining health of their father and their differing relationships with […]
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A Prayer for the Crown-Shy
by Becky Chambers, Book 45 of 2022 A lovely continuation of the story started in “A Psalm for the Wild-Built”. The only thing that’s gotten me through the last few […]
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Ways of Being
by James Bridle, Book 44 of 2022 The perfect book for someone who wants to look at the world through a different lens. Exploring intelligence through Bridle’s curious eyes was […]
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Bitch: On the Female of the Species
By Lucy Cooke, book 35 of 2022 I found this book unexpectedly delightful. Definitely one of the most engaging nonfiction works I’ve listened to this year. Cooke’s narration was excellent […]
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Cult Classic
by Sloane Crosley, Book 29 of 2022 I have so many feelings about this book.The story centers on Lola, an engaged woman in New York City who can’t seem to […]
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The Bodyguard
by Katherine Center, book 28 of 2022 This book is sweet, laugh out loud funny, and a great lower stakes read! I loved that it featured a gender swapped version […]
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The Immortal King Rao
by Vauhini Vara, book 27 of 2022 I really enjoyed the premise of this book and won’t spoil it by sharing more than the book’s description already has. I’d consider […]
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Nettle & Bone
by T. Kingfisher, book 21 of 2022 My take, this is a charming and fun fantasy novel for low stakes enjoyment and dark humor. The main character, Marra, is a […]