Annabelle Tometich’s memoir, The Mango Tree, may be about a fractured mother-daughter relationship, but it also understands that all trees derive strength from their roots.
Amor Towles’ latest, Table for Two, is a masterful, subtle collection of thoroughly entertaining stories.
Amanda Montell explores our cultural and cognitive biases and their perilous consequences in the funny, compassionate The Age of Magical Overthinking.
Allie Millington winningly blends magic and realism, poignancy and mystery in Olivetti, a heartfelt tale that movingly explores the importance of communication.
A.H. Kim’s heartwarming reimagining of Jane Austen’s Sense and Sensibility is easily engaging in its own right: an innovative, fast-paced novel that retains the comforting and delightful feel of a classic.
A heartfelt tragedy with a bravura ending, The Bee Sting is a strikingly human and empathetic read.
Village Weavers is full of vibrancy, wistfulness and even playfulness, capably portraying the enduring tenacity of women in uncertain times.
The Stars Turned Inside Out, The Last Equation of Isaac Severy author Nova Jacobs’ second mystery, is well worth the wait.
The Soul of Gift Wrapping is a gorgeous reminder that gift giving can bring the givers themselves joy.
The Secret Lives of Booksellers and Librarians is a heartwarming celebration that will delight bibliophiles of all stripes.
The Good Enough Guide to Better Living cheerfully encourages us to let our houses look like people are living in them—dirty dishes and all.
The Bullet Swallower is a luxurious audiobook, brimming with memorable imagery that’s bound to stay with listeners for a long time.
Second Helpings is the perfect blueprint for repurposing leftover food into other nutritious, delicious meals.
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