Kristan Higgins' The Me I Used to Be reunites four estranged friends at their high school reunion to confront decades-old secrets, trauma, and the possibility...
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Read MoreSusan Cain's Bittersweet explores sorrow and longing as paths to human flourishing. While genuinely insightful about creativity and compassion, the book's scattered structure and spiritual...
Read MoreRuth Jones and James Corden's memoir is a surprisingly intimate celebration of friendship disguised as a behind-the-scenes chronicle. The audiobook is genuinely special—the printed version...
Read MoreHarlan Coben's memoir Plot Twist offers honest insights into the writing life, blending personal stories with craft wisdom. Essential reading for aspiring writers and fans...
Read MoreChris Craighead's One Man In delivers a visceral, minute-by-minute account of a British SAS soldier's solo intervention during a terrorist attack on a Nairobi hotel....
Read MoreRachel Harrison's Play Nice is a brilliantly divisive haunted house novel that refuses comfortable scares. Clio is insufferable, the horror is subtle, and the family...
Read MoreLiane Moriarty's Apples Never Fall offers a genuinely brilliant premise about family loyalty and murder, but suffers from overwriting, repetitive pacing, and an anticlimactic ending...
Read MoreEmily St. John Mandel's Sea of Tranquility is a stunning meditation on identity and reality that spans from 1912 Canada to a 2401 moon colony....
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