Reviews2021-06-15T12:39:50-07:00

A Song that Never Ends details the struggle of a family tested by separation, economic depression, and the cost of war, as each member faces their own pains. Highly recommended!

in The Brisling Code, Tore Haugland must investigate a mysterious code left behind by his murdered predecessor, while treading carefully under Nazi rule. Highly recommended!

YIMBY Yes! In My Back Yard! shows the importance of helping those in our communities without reliable housing, urging readers to get involved themselves. Highly recommended!

With detailed, playful illustrations, Ess-Car-Go follows seven charming snails along their latest race, cheered on by all the other creatures of the park. Highly recommended!

Beth McCullough struggles to keep her farm afloat after the deaths of her parents, but in Loving Beth, a stranger brings mystery and hope alike into her life. Highly recommended!

Spence and Dewy struggle to fulfill their bargain with the Winter King, as the search for The Winter Heir demands ever more from them, now split apart. Highly recommended!

In A Circle of Stars, EJ inherits a strange plant shop and— she soon learns— supernatural crossroads, managing new responsibility and ornery magical beings. Highly recommended!

Dorcas watches the trail for animals and thieves alike, hungry in the summer heat, while her daughter and Snarling Wolf share in mystical visions of their fate. Highly recommended!

Joanna Rakowski reveals the struggle of going from a ballerina to a military intelligence officer, and the importance of Chasing the Daylight in one's life. Highly recommended!

With The Doctor's Voice, Dr. Garbelli makes clear the fault lines of miscommunication, stress, and under-staffing that are only growing in modern healthcare.

A grandmother builds a story with her grandchild in Nutshell Regatta, creating a world of twig and pebble sailors who go on a charming, imaginative adventure. Highly recommended!

Nestled within beautifully-illustrated plants and fellow animals, the Geckos in the Garden make for a charming and satisfying practice in learning to count. Highly recommended!

The Spoon weaves a tale of family, love, and resistance in the pivotal 1956 student uprising in Hungary. Myriad characters paint the image of a changing nation. Highly recommended!

In Not That Kind of Call Girl, Julia Navarro-Nilsson struggles with post-partum depression, body image, a sexist boss, and a new employee's tragic, hidden life. Highly recommended!

In a realm of stories, Orestes and Perdita fall in love– against the designs of fate. Edged in Purple follows their desperate bid to be together in two lives. Highly recommended!

Simon infiltrates the Russian aristocracy as a British spy, but in Tsarina's Crown, the erupting revolution forces him to flee with two of those aristocrats. Highly recommended!

Radical Betrayal explores the history of American Exceptionalism, how it has been used in the past, and how it fuels political divides in the present. Recommended!

Lily struggles to cast off old problems and pains, but in Summer Thunder, the magical kitesurfing champion Theos might just open the door to a new life. Recommended!

In Parallel Secrets, Vicky investigates the disappearance of a girl, an echo of an earlier case. She faces a small town with a deathly grip on its buried lies. Recommended!

Walter tries to reconnect with his son Alex. In One of Four, they find the diary of an unknown WWI soldier, reading together of his fears, sorrows, and bravery. Highly recommended!

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