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Oz Pearlman’s ‘Read Your Mind’ review: Learn mentalism & success secrets from America’s Got Talent’s star performer.
I Am Brian Wilson by Brian Wilson Review: The Triumph and Torment of a Musical Genius
A musical genius’ unflinching memoir – from Beach Boys triumphs to breakdowns and hard-won recovery.
If You Must Go, I Wish You Triplets by Virginia DeLuca Review: A Therapist’s Darkly Funny Divorce Memoir
Blending clinical insight with dark humor – a divorce memoir that will make you laugh through tears.
Hatchet by Gary Paulsen Review: A Survival Classic That Stands the Test of Time
Timeless coming-of-age adventure about resilience. A must-read survival story that has captivated generations of readers.
King of Ashes by S.A. Cosby Review: A Southern Gothic Crime Masterpiece
Shakespearean crime drama meets Southern Gothic in this tale of money, murder, and crematorium secrets.
The Book of Bill by Alex Hirsch Review: A Demon’s Delightfully Cursed Tome
Alex Hirsch’s ‘The Book of Bill’ delivers chaotic Gravity Falls villain lore, ciphers, and dark humor. A must-read for Bill Cipher fans!
Thank You (Falettinme Be Mice Elf Agin) by Sly Stone Review: Funk, Fame & Fractured Legacy
Sly Stone’s raw memoir reveals his funk stardom, addiction battles, and redemption. A must-read music biography.
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.
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.