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I don't think I've ever read a short story collection where I loved or was impressed with each...
I was so looking forward to finally getting to read "The Children's Train," and it didn't...
I really like stories featuring complex family dynamics, and this is what initially drew me to...
From that heart wrenching, empathetic prologue, "The Arsonists' City" becomes a masterfully done...
I read this in early December......I put off writing a review until now because, aside from...
This is a book about a young man reconciling two parts of his identity that he feels strongly...
SUCH a readable book. Wonderfully characterized, fallible main character who grows into himself,...
"The Echo Wife" by Sarah Gailey takes that domestic thriller trope where there's a wife and a...
I read "The Companion" over Halloween weekend, and honestly, it wasn't the awesome spooky book I...
Note: I didn't read the previous book in the Rory/Lane series, haven't even read Charlie Donlea...
DNF. I read about half of "Deal With the Devil." I started reading around the beginning of...
"The Rib King" has that quality which good literature has. The kind that sucks you into the story...
One of the most shounen things I've ever read in novel-format. You've got a near-immortal enemy...
Super engrossing horror novel, and a quick read. It was the sort of story that sat in my head for...
I had trouble writing this review, because for the most part I feel very neutral about "The Half...
(Some spoilers discussed) First off, no joke, I gasped out loud when I turned the cover of...
I really liked this book! It's a 4/5 because I'm not, like, on the edge of my seat for the...
Spoiler-free review. "To Sleep in a Sea of Stars" is a beautiful book. Its strengths are its...
"Savage Legion" is a fantasy book heavy on politics and action, light on the things I usually...
Even better than I was expecting. Just a perfectly executed, creeping, suspenseful sort of...
(general spoilers) Ugh. "The Extraordinaries" is one of my most disappointing 2020 reads....
I like Stephen Graham Jones's work because he gets some things about writing really really right....
1. This book is long. 2. This book loves its exposition. 3. This book has a pretty big ensemble...
I haven't read Lunde's The History of Bees, but from what I can tell The End of the Ocean isn't a...
Not a big reader of police procedurals, but I got into this one pretty easily and had a good...
I slogged through this book for over a month. I mostly liked Angelo's writing style, but felt...
At its core, "The Animals at Lockwood Manor" is a feminist and queer love story about a museum...
As a short preface, I was only ever familiar with Howard Pyle's book, "The Merry Adventures of...
The Infinite Noise was pretty much what I expected, as a fan of the podcast. I loved the look...
Keelin lives on the island Eire which has seen peace for five years--the implication of an...
Me throughout a majority of this book: oh god So Lauren Tranter gives birth to...
Cussy Carter is blue, literally. Her skin is blue and--wait, this is historical fiction? Oh. This...
A too-strong premise for the quality of its execution. The setting is a place called Outpost...
A poetic, heart-wrenching, introspective exploration of depression from the perspective of a...
“I no longer fear Death, though I know that I should. I'm strangely at peace with what I used to...
That book description, "If you knew the date of your death, how would you live your life?" 1.)...
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