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Young Fools, by Liza Palmer.

Everything you ever wanted to know about the agony and ecstasy of trying to get your work recognized and published.

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The Names, by Florence Knapp.

This Sliding Doors-style/multiple timeline novel took my breath away and broke my heart (and mended it back again), several times. A must read.

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The Life Cycle of the Common Octopus, by Emma Knight.

I well written and insightful novel about how our choices and secrets inevitably impact those around us.

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Three Days in June, by Anne Tyler.

Here comes the bride…. or will she?!!

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The Nature of Disappearing, by Kimi Cunningham Grant

Lost in the wilderness, literally and figuratively….

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The Square of Sevens, by Laura Shepherd-Robinson.

Just…. incredible!

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Why Can’t I be You, by Allison Larkin.

A case of mistaken identity gone hilariously awry… just go with it and enjoy the ride!

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The Beginner’s Goodbye, by Anne Tyler.

She was too short for me, and it is undeniable that when Dorothy and I hugged, all the wrong parts of us met.

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Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow, by Gabrielle Zevin.

Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow by Gabrielle Zevin My rating: 4 of 5 stars Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow was, in essence, “Art Imitating (Gaming) Life.” I began to suspect early on that the author was creating an artificial world in this story that mimicked Sadie and Sam’s respective “realities.” For me, each of the […]

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Redhead by the Side of the Road, by Anne Tyler

Redhead by the Side of the Road by Anne Tyler My rating: 4 of 5 stars Micah Mortimer is set in his ways. His siblings and extended family tease him good-naturedly about his unvarying routine. Much like Macon in The Accidental Tourist, Micah is over-compensating for his messy (but loving) upbringing. He needed order in […]