Review: My Lady Jane
I’m not usually a historical-fiction person, but the audiobook of My Lady Jane completely won me over. Funny, charming, and boosted by an exceptional narrator, this is one retelling that absolutely works.
Keep readingReview: Dungeon Crawler Carl
I was so sure this one was going to be a safe bet. The premise is wildly fun and it absolutely hooked me at first, but for me, the endless world-building and overlong descriptions turned a cool concept into a slog.
Keep readingKids Books: The Book with No Pictures
A silly, laugh-out-loud read-aloud that kids may resist at first, but once it clicks, expect repeat requests and at least one line your family will quote for weeks.
Keep readingReview: The Perfect Son
The Perfect Son had all the ingredients for a gripping thriller, but for me, it completely fell apart in the execution. With an obvious twist, weak character motivation, and a finale that delivered no real stakes, this was a rare read that genuinely felt like a waste of time.
Keep readingKids Books: Insignificant Events in the Life of a Cactus
I didn’t love this book… and I still think you might want to read it. A conflicted, honest take on Insignificant Events in the Life of a Cactus, exploring representation, voice, and when “should read” books still matter.
Keep readingReview: Romantic Comedy
A smart, funny, character-driven romance that’s more about messy people and friendships than fairy-tale love. Especially rewarding if you’re even mildly interested in SNL.
Keep readingReview: The Last Mrs. Parrish
A satisfying thriller that’s fun to listen to and easy to finish, just don’t expect it to break new ground in the genre.
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