Mystery, Mayhem Ensue in Old Oxford in New Series This book is amazing. I kind of want to give it more than five stars. A…
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Adorable Kid Book Highlights Women in Stem If you know a small person – especially a femme-presenting one- you will absolutely want to share this…
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Refugees Fight “To Belong” In New Book One thing I love most about books – that I always have – is that they can transport…
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Family Curse Takes Deep Dive Into Nuerodivergence “Tenacity Plys makes sure nothing will hit us as realistically as fiction does. The work makes one question…
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Technothriller Tackles Climate Change This fictional action-thriller is probably the most pressing and enjoyable dive into the climate change issue you can possibly take. And…
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Audiobook App Offers Engaging Experience Audiobooks seem to be divisive in the reading community, but I love them. For neurodivergent readers like myself, they can…
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Find it In “A Short History of the World in 50 Lies” From the deeply confusing and weird to the completely horrifying, Natasha Tidd presents…
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Children’s Tale Fit for All Ages If you’re interested in clean, innocent fantasy-story with an atmospheric trip to the English seaside, Eve de Gruchy’s middle-grade…
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Make “Sweet Caroline” Yours This Valentine’s 5/5 stars If you’re a fan of baking shows or culinary-based cozy mysteries (and don’t mind reading cozy sans…
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Love Delivers Near Spiritual Experience 5/5 Stars The first surprising thing about Lali A. Love’s “The De-Coding of Jo: Hall of Ignorance,” the first book…
