I broke one of my #1 reading rules to try this suspense novel and regretted it … kindasortaNOT. Is this gritty suspense novel for you? Check out my review of Two Girls Down!
Review of Two Girls Down by Louise Luna
Review of The Wife Between Us
I’ve always loved domestic suspense books and have been trying to work more of them into my reading line-up. This book definitely had some twists and turns that I didn’t see coming. Check out my Review of The Wife Between Us with SPOILERS!
[Read more…]Review of The Woman in the Window
If you’re looking to read more suspense, look no further. The Woman in the Window was a gripping, page-turning addition to the current unreliable girl narrator trend and a wonderful homage to classic suspense movies. Read my review of The Woman in the Window below!
[Read more…]Review of Artemis by Andy Weir
So… sci fi books aren’t really my (space) jam but I decided to try this book set on the moon. Yes, I’ve heard of The Martian. No, I’ve never read it or seen the movie. What did I think? Here’s my Review of Artemis by Andy Weir.
Best Books Set In Boarding Schools for Fall 2025
Boarding school! It’s the place where all the unsupervised drama happens! Check out these Best Books Set in Boarding Schools! Included are my top recommendations for young adult contemporary books, young adult paranormal, and young adult mystery/thriller books set in Boarding Schools. Updated for Fall 2025!
[Read more…]Review: Young Jane Young
The short: I’ve been a fan of Gabrielle Zevin since I read Memoirs of a Teenage Amnesiac. Then I interviewed Gabrielle Zevin in 2013! I loved her Anya Balanchine series. And of course I read and enjoyed The Storied Life of A.J. Fikry.
Zevin’s writing always feels smart and witty and she’s not afraid to take stylistic risks. While Young Jane Young isn’t YA, it’s a story told by several generations of women — centered around a very public scandal involving one of them — that I think will appeal to readers who love stories about real (flawed, strong, funny) female characters.