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Joan Silber writes about the human condition in glorious ways that makes even the flawed beautiful... This is brilliant fiction. —Rachel








Stacey Abrams's first legal thriller is a multi-layered suspenseful book that does not disappoint... This is a very smart read and lots of fun. —Rachel






Beautifully immersive, Claire Fuller’s Unsettled Ground explores the consequences of decisions and secrets adults make when their children have no agency. This is a captivating, suspenseful book. —Rachel














This is the story of an intense, beautiful, and often codependent friendship that’s mired in a shared, dangerous addiction. Bewilderness is at times reminiscent of Julie Buntin’s Marlena, another novel I love. —Janet


With Teeth takes the everyday marriage challenges of staying in love, being faithful, having patience with an unknowable child, and figuring out what to make for supper, tosses that with a dose of bizarre behavior which gives us what becomes to one queer family's happily ever after. —Rachel








Though it was written by a teenager, this book should be read by all ages; McAnulty's lyricism and profundity belong on the shelf with the likes of Robert Macfarlane, Robin Wall Kimmerer, and Nan Shepherd. —Hannah




A book for the online queer trying to figure themselves out in an often unwelcoming world... This book was a comfort to me and is sure to be something I'll be able to turn to the next time I feel lost, like a friend. —Luis










Brandon Taylor's book of short stories... is a bright shining explosion of beautiful writing. —Rachel







As we have come to expect from Donoghue's historical fiction, the detail is fascinatingly intense, the characters quite remarkable, and the story immersive. —Rachel






















Through vignettes that read like short stories, Lizzy Stewart portrays the growth of two friends into their adulthood in subtle, nostalgic but honest ways... Perfect for fans of Eleanor Davis and Jillian Tamaki. —Julie
















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