After finishing Dark Matter, I was excited to see Blake Crouch's new book, Recursion, up on Netgalley. Recursion is another…
Juliet Bell's The Other Wife reimagines the classic Jane Eyre in the Australian outback. The story of Betty, Rochester's first wife,…
I first discovered Jennifer Weiner when my college roommate lent me Good in Bed, so I've been reading Weiner for…
Sometimes I think we should forget stars or numerical ratings, and just rank books based on how many sittings it…
Lisa See’s newest novel, The Island of Sea Woman, takes place on Korea’s Jeju Island, where women divers support themselves…
The beginning of The Chef's Secret starts a bit slowly, or maybe I was just disappointed that it wasn't set in ancient…
I finished this novel about a week ago, and basically regretted finishing it because the next novel I read just…
Somehow, the teenage dialogue misses both the raw intensity of actual young adult conversations on life and meaning, as well…
Manga Classics: Pride & Prejudice is graphic version of P&P, plus with gorgeous hairstyles, spastic Mrs. Bennett, and — most importantly…
I feel like I'd be remiss in my Austen-spinoff reading if I skip this one, but honestly, I wish I'd…
Bennington Girls Are Easy by Charlotte Silver is about two best friends, and their wider circle of college friends, navigating…
White Chrysanthemum tells the story of two sisters in Japanese-occupied Korea. When the story opens, their family is living on…
It was not gritty, and it was not heartbreaking, but if you are waiting anxiously for the next Call The…
The Book of Esther by Emily Barton is an alternate history adventure. The story had a bit of a slow…
I got First Comes Love from NetGalley, but ugh. I mean, I hated The One and Only, because it was…