The Year of the Wind looks like the kind of book I would mention to a friend first
The Year of the Wind gives off the kind of book-club-ready energy I tend to trust.
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The Year of the Wind gives off the kind of book-club-ready energy I tend to trust.
Night Objects sounds like a book with a mood problem in the best possible sense. I am usually in for that.
Just a small hole, punched in the rock, enabled archeologist and eminent Egyptologist Howard Carter to glimpse the treasures soon to be revealed. And ...
Safari Murder Party has a title that practically dares me not to bring it home. That is usually a good sign.
With her new book, Pamela Billings Ewen brings us back to a time in France before World War I, when the lovers of wealthy and influential men went out...
Cherry Baby sounds like the kind of novel I pick up for the voice and keep reading for the emotional mess.
Book Summary: Ms. Pretty Rickey: The Street Sweeper is a Force to Be Reckoned with, Infamous Poetry about Chief Officials, Freedom from War, Dirty Mon...
Sometimes I’m not looking for my next life-changing novel. I’m looking for a book that can win the evening without wasting my time.
Book Summary: A lavish, snowy weekend in New Hampshire ends in tragedy – and, a few months later, one of the party-goers is found dead. As famed podca...
Sometimes a title does half the work. The rest is whether the book can cash the check.
The book works best when you stop asking whether disruption can be prevented and start asking what kind of thinking survives it.
A strong memoir often starts with voice before it starts with revelation. That is the energy this title gives off.