Dad, I Want to Hear Your Story by Jeffrey Mason Review: A Legacy in Pages
Help your dad document his life story with this heartfelt guided journal. 300+ prompts create a family keepsake – perfect for Father’s Day or birthdays.
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Dead Money by Jakob Kerr Review: A Silicon Valley Murder Mystery with Bite
A razor-sharp Silicon Valley thriller. Our ‘Dead Money’ review explores Jakob Kerr’s feminist revenge plot, tech-world authenticity, and jaw-dropping twists.
Next to Heaven by James Frey Review: A Satirical Thriller of Wealth and Betrayal
Next to Heaven by James Frey review: A scandalous thriller exposing Connecticut’s wealthy elite, where swingers’ parties turn deadly in this biting satire of American privilege.
Circe by Madeline Miller Review: A Feminist Myth Retold
Review: Madeline Miller’s Circe redefines mythology’s infamous witch with spellbinding prose and themes of resilience, power, and self-discovery.
Dune by Frank Herbert Review: A Sci-Fi Epic of Power and Prophecy
Review of Frank Herbert’s Dune: A visionary sci-fi novel about survival, spice, and messianic power on the desert planet Arrakis.
All Systems Red by Martha Wells Review: A Reluctant Killing Machine Steals Hearts
Martha Wells’ ‘All Systems Red’ review: A snarky, TV-obsessed security android steals the show in this Hugo-winning sci-fi novella.
Heartwood by Amity Gaige Review: A Literary Thriller of Survival and Motherhood
When a nurse disappears on the Appalachian Trail, her journals reveal a mother’s love. Amity Gaige’s stunning literary thriller about survival.
The First Gentleman by James Patterson and Bill Clinton Review: A Political Thriller with White House Secrets
What if the First Gentleman is a killer? Patterson & Clinton’s explosive thriller explores power, scandal, and a shocking White House trial.
The Emperor of Gladness by Ocean Vuong Review: A Heartbreaking Ode to Survival
Ocean Vuong’s ‘The Emperor of Gladness’ review: A poetic tale of trauma, resilience, and unlikely bonds in a dying American town.
What Are You Hungry For? by Emme & Phillip Aronson Review: A Celebration of Emotional Nourishment
Review: ‘What Are You Hungry For?’ teaches kids about emotional fulfillment through playful food metaphors. Perfect for ages 4-8!