With the Fire on High

by Elizabeth Acevedo Although I’m a voracious reader I hadn’t been inspired to read a book in a single sitting Continue reading →

The Book of Two Ways

by Jodi Picoult Two stories are intertwined throughout this book. The main character, Dawn, is married with a teenage daughter, Continue reading →

Kent State: Four Dead in Ohio

by Derf Backderf Derf Backderf (Trashed, My Friend Dahmer) gets a lot of credit for being a good artist, and Continue reading →

Sisters In Hate

by Seyward Darby A disturbing but important book about women in the White Nationalist movement. Author Seyward Darby gives us Continue reading →

City of Brass

by S.A. Chakraborty If you love fantasy but are getting a little tired of everything being some flavor of magical Continue reading →

Circe

I loved this book! Miller, a classics scholar, takes a small slice of Greek mythology and runs with it. I Continue reading →

The Turnaway Study

by Diana Greene Foster, PhD A scientific look at a controversial subject. Dr. Foster goes over the results of the Continue reading →

Mother Land

by Leah Franqui This is such a transporting book! Franqui’s characters drew me in immediately; I found myself fiercely identifying Continue reading →