By Kell Woods Enchanting! After a bit of a slow start, I ended up being totally engrossed in this fairytale retelling with elements of both Cinderella and the Little Mermaid. […]
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Life is Short
by Dean Rickles, book 93 of 2022 In Life is Short Dean Rickles makes a case for why the limitation of a short life makes living meaningful. I’m not sure […]
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Something Quite Beautiful
by Amanda Prowse, Book 87 of 2022 This collection of short stories was healing for my bruised heart. Funny, smart, thought-provoking. This book is such a treat, life affirming without being […]
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Bliss Montage: Stories
by Ling Ma, Book 73 of 2022 Does anyone else find it hard to review collections of short stories? Some of the stories include magical realism and those I found […]
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In the Shadow Garden
by Liz Parker, book 72 of 2022 Gilmore Girls meets Charmed meets Once Upon a Time in this magical mystery story centered on a big matriarchal southern family. I won’t […]
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The Gospel of Wellness
by Rina Raphael, book 69 of 2022 This is an entertaining investigation of the merits and limitations of the wellness industry. I’d recommend this to any woman who’s ever felt […]
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The Make-up Test
by Jenny L. Howe, book 65 of 2022 This second chance romance focuses on Allison Avery, a dedicated PhD Candidate in Medieval Literature who’s just begun studying under her academic […]
Blog - Nonfiction - Social Justice
What We Owe the Future
by William MacAskill, Book 62 of 2022, William MacAskill asks a lot more questions than he answers in this lengthy read. This book describes some of the biggest threats to […]
Blog - Nonfiction - Social Justice
Heal Your Way Forward
by myisha t. hill, book 57 of 2022 A great read for any white person who wants to re-energize their anti-racist practice. During the “Great White Awakening of 2020” many […]