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13.08.2025

Book review of Nights and Weekends by Alexis deBoschnek

With recipes fit for both hectic weeknights and slow Saturdays, Nights and Weekends offers fresh inspiration seven days a week.

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13.08.2025

Two reality tv rom-coms that are all pleasure, no guilt

Alice Chen’s Reality Check and The Re-Write pull apart the layers of reality dating shows.

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13.08.2025

Two classic works of horror get terrifying modern updates

A couple turns to The King in Yellow to spice up their love life, and The Haunting of Hill House takes a Floridian vacation.

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13.08.2025

Book review of A Game in Yellow by Hailey Piper

Sexy, complex and confident, A Game in Yellow explores a three-way relationship gone horribly wrong thanks to a madness-inducing play.

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13.08.2025

Book review of CeeCee by Shana Keller & Laura Freeman

Young readers will be enthralled with Shana Keller’s storytelling and Laura Freeman’s thematic illustrations in CeeCee.

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12.08.2025

Interview with Zhang Yueran and Jeremy Tiang about Women, Seated

Author Zhang Yueran and translator Jeremy Tiang share how their sharp new book about class in China made its way to American readers.

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08.08.2025

Book review of The Fallen & the Kiss of Dusk by Carissa Broadbent

Carissa Broadbent’s The Fallen & the Kiss of Dusk is an exquisite mix of deep romance, lush world building and tense action.

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08.08.2025

4 sweeping biographies that spotlight the lives of literary titans

Ignite your book club with works about authors Audre Lorde, Jane Austen, Simone de Beauvoir and John Steinbeck.

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08.08.2025

7 debut novels to shake up your 2025 TBR

A novel is possibility. A debut novel? Possibility squared. Try these seven first-time novelists, including Rob Franklin and Maria Reva.

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08.08.2025

Onstage or on camera, there’s nowhere to hide

Two actors find themselves way over their heads in Alexis Soloski’s and Dan Fesperman’s excellent thrillers.

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08.08.2025

Book review of The Blonde Who Came In from the Cold

Full of suspense and humor and heart, Ally Carter’s espionage romance The Blonde Who Came in From the Cold is satisfying and sexy.

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08.08.2025

Book review of Departure 37 by Scott Carson

Scott Carson’s deft and suspenseful Departure 37 explores how the past can terrorize us far into the future.

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08.08.2025

Historian Jennifer Wright reveals how America learned to party

Glitz, Glam, and a Damn Good Time offers an extensively researched, highly entertaining window into the life of Gilded Age party girl Mamie Fish.

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30.07.2025

Book review of The Conjuring of America by Lindsey Stewart

The Conjuring of America explores how the folk magic of Black women is woven into the very fabric of American identity.

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30.07.2025

Book review of Looking for Group by Alexis Hall

Two gamers try to move their online romance into real life in Alexis Hall’s absolutely darling and very nerdy Looking for Group.

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30.07.2025

Book review of Sloppy by Rax King

With humor and razor-sharp wit, Rax King’s essay collection, Sloppy, shows that engaging in painful self-reflection is a worthwhile venture.

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30.07.2025

Looking for groups in ‘Looking For Group’

Alexis Hall’s Looking for Group may be a romance novel, but it’s also an ode to friendship and connection in all its forms—whether online or IRL.

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29.07.2025

What if an AI had a moral crisis?

Paul Bradley Carr’s The Confessions begins when an AI achieves sentience—and is immediately racked with guilt over what it has done.

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29.07.2025

Book review of To Sketch a Scandal by Jess Everlee

To Sketch a Scandal is a heartwarming and intimate queer historical romance about embracing authenticity in the face of repression.

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29.07.2025

4 picture books to get ready for a fresh start

These titles explore all the excitement and hope that a new school year brings.

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29.07.2025

Book review of The Feather Detective by Chris Sweeney

The Feather Detective chronicles the pioneering work of the U.S.’s first forensic ornithologist: the brilliant, feisty Roxie Laybourne.

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29.07.2025

Book review of Love You to Death by Christina Dotson

Christina Dotson’s debut thriller, Love You to Death, is a fearless and funny spin on Thelma and Louise.

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29.07.2025

Book review of The Confessions by Paul Bradley Carr

Former tech journalist Paul Bradley Carr’s The Confessions is an entertaining, thought-provoking techno-thriller about an AI gone rogue.

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29.07.2025

Essay by Maria Reva, author of Endling

Maria Reva was writing about endangered snails and Ukrainian romance tours. Then war broke out, and Endling became a different book.

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29.07.2025

3 middle grade novels to celebrate girl power

You’ll cheer on the spunky heroines of these books by Judith Eagle and Jo Rioux, Ileana Surducan, and Judith Rossell.

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29.07.2025

Book review of You Have a New Memory by Aiden Arata

Aiden Arata’s collection of essays blends memoir, criticism and reportage to produce a vivid portrait of life in the online age.

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29.07.2025

Book review of Mayra by Nicky Gonzalez

Nicky Gonzalez’s debut horror novel, Mayra, is a love letter to Florida, in all its weirdness and wildness.

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16.07.2025

Book review of Nothing More of This Land by Joseph Lee

Joesph Lee's memoir about his Aquinnah Wampanoag identity, Nothing More of This Land, sparkles with clarity and perspective.

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16.07.2025

Book review of The Bewitching by Silvia Moreno-Garcia

Silvia Moreno-Garcia’s The Bewitching is as decadent as it is terrifying, a showcase for the author’s dark imagination and gorgeous prose.

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16.07.2025

Book review of The Knowing by Tanya Talaga

Tanya Talaga’s The Knowing unfolds Canada’s brutal history of Indigenous oppression through the story of Talaga’s great-great-grandmother.

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16.07.2025

Book review of The Aviator and the Showman

Laurie Gwen Shapiro's The Aviator and the Showman chronicles the marriage of aviation icon Amelia Earhart and publishing titan George Putnam.

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15.07.2025

Book review of Dan in Green Gables by Rey Terciero

An endearing reimagining of Anne of Green Gables, Dan in Green Gables captures the charm and sincerity of the beloved classic.

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15.07.2025

Book review of In the World of Whales by Michelle Cusolito

In the World of Whales focuses on respectful ways in which humans need to understand, observe and protect the natural world.

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15.07.2025

Book review of Blue Sky Morning by Jihyun Kim

Jihyun Kim's Blue Sky Morning is a lovely practice in meditation, even for the youngest among us, with illustrations that are full of life.

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15.07.2025

Book review of Batter Up for the First Day of School!

Whether students are nervous about the new school year or chomping at the bit, Bethany Hegedus sets the stage for an exciting season ahead.

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15.07.2025

Book review of Recess by Lane Smith

Don’t miss Recess. Perfect for a rowdy, rollicking read-aloud, every classroom needs a copy of this treasure chest of delicious fun.

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15.07.2025

Book review of The Midwatch Institute for Wayward Girls

Judith Rossell's The Midwatch Institute for Wayward Girls is filled with humor, attitude, kindness and edge-of-your seat adventure.

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15.07.2025

Book review of My Friend May by Julie Flett

My Friend May is a quiet book, one best suited for cozy evenings on the sofa, perhaps in the company of a friendly feline.

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13.07.2025

The Lost Sunday

Filled with charm and bright colors, The Lost Sunday is a clever fable that demonstrates the value of a balance between work and leisure.

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11.07.2025

Read-alikes: The Thursday Murder Club

If you love the cozy-and-complex vibes of Richard Osman’s hit mystery series, check out these 6 charming whodunits.

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Book review of Nights and Weekends by Alexis deBoschnek

Two reality tv rom-coms that are all pleasure, no guilt

Two classic works of horror get terrifying modern updates

Book review of A Game in Yellow by Hailey Piper

Book review of CeeCee by Shana Keller & Laura Freeman

Interview with Zhang Yueran and Jeremy Tiang about Women, Seated

Book review of The Fallen & the Kiss of Dusk by Carissa Broadbent

4 sweeping biographies that spotlight the lives of literary titans

7 debut novels to shake up your 2025 TBR

Onstage or on camera, there’s nowhere to hide

Book review of The Blonde Who Came In from the Cold

Book review of Departure 37 by Scott Carson

Historian Jennifer Wright reveals how America learned to party

Book review of The Conjuring of America by Lindsey Stewart

Book review of Looking for Group by Alexis Hall

Book review of Sloppy by Rax King

Looking for groups in ‘Looking For Group’

What if an AI had a moral crisis?

Book review of To Sketch a Scandal by Jess Everlee

4 picture books to get ready for a fresh start

Book review of The Feather Detective by Chris Sweeney

Book review of Love You to Death by Christina Dotson

Book review of The Confessions by Paul Bradley Carr

Essay by Maria Reva, author of Endling

3 middle grade novels to celebrate girl power

Book review of You Have a New Memory by Aiden Arata

Book review of Mayra by Nicky Gonzalez

Book review of Nothing More of This Land by Joseph Lee

Book review of The Bewitching by Silvia Moreno-Garcia

Book review of The Knowing by Tanya Talaga

Book review of The Aviator and the Showman

Book review of Dan in Green Gables by Rey Terciero

Book review of In the World of Whales by Michelle Cusolito

Book review of Blue Sky Morning by Jihyun Kim

Book review of Batter Up for the First Day of School!

Book review of Recess by Lane Smith

Book review of The Midwatch Institute for Wayward Girls

Book review of My Friend May by Julie Flett

The Lost Sunday

Read-alikes: The Thursday Murder Club

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