After enjoying Storm Front last year, I knew I had to continue with The Dresden Files series. I’ve heard mixed things about the early books, with many readers saying it doesn’t hit its stride until book 3 or 4, but I was pleasantly surprised by how much I enjoyed this werewolf-centric installment. In Fool Moon, […]
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The Hating Game is one of those books that left me with seriously mixed feelings. As someone who typically devours rom-coms, especially those with the enemies-to-lovers trope, I had high expectations going in. But this book… well, let’s just say it was a rollercoaster, and not always in a good way. First, let’s talk about
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Coraline is the kind of book that burrows under your skin and stays there, like the quiet scratch of tiny rat claws behind the walls. Neil Gaiman has crafted a deliciously unsettling story that masters the art of being both deeply disturbing and utterly enchanting. The story follows Coraline (not Caroline, as she repeatedly has
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Wow. Little Fires Everywhere completely consumed me over the past two days, much like the fires that dance through its pages. As someone who grew up straddling different cultural worlds and often feeling like an outsider looking in, this book hit particularly close to home. Let me just say – if you’re expecting a light,
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A heartfelt romance that reminds us why we fall in love with love stories When I picked up “The Rom-Commers” by Katherine Center, I was curled up in my favorite reading nook with a cup of jasmine tea, ready to dive into what I hoped would be the perfect comfort read. So did “The Rom-Commers”
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Oh boy, do I have thoughts about “Meet Me at the Lake”! You know that feeling when you’re curled up with a book, expecting to be swept away into a dreamy summer romance, but instead find yourself muttering “girl, what are you doing?” under your breath every few pages? Yeah, that was me with this
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You know that feeling when you curl up with a cozy blanket, a cup of hot tea, and just know you’re about to dive into something magical? That’s exactly how I felt cracking open “The Seven Year Slip” by Ashley Poston. As someone who religiously checks publishing news and devours anything with a dash of
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There’s something magical about historical fiction that transports you completely into another time and place, making you forget about the modern world around you. Lisa See’s “Lady Tan’s Circle of Women” did exactly that for me, whisking me away to 15th century Ming Dynasty China with such vivid detail that I could almost smell the
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Sometimes a book comes along that feels so authentic, so vivid, that you forget you’re reading fiction. Daisy Jones & The Six is exactly that kind of story – a spellbinding tale that captures the raw energy and undeniable magic of 1970s rock and roll. From the first page, I was completely immersed in this
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I’ve always been drawn to mysteries that explore family dynamics – there’s something so compelling about secrets buried beneath years of shared history. “I’ll Never Tell” by Catherine McKenzie delivers exactly that kind of story, weaving together past and present in ways that kept me guessing until the final pages. The premise pulled me in
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