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What Could It Be? by Bharti Singh – children’s fiction with a perfect blend of humor and heart
What Could It Be? is a lovely children's fiction with a perfect blend of humor and heart in pint-sized form.
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An Enchanting Case Of Spirits (The Gin & Tarot Club #1) by Melissa Holtz – engaging paranormal mystery
An Enchanting Case of Spirits is delightful, fun, and engaging paranormal mystery filled with heart and strong female friendship.
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Beyond The Syllabus by Ankur Warikoo – motivational nonfiction for teens
Beyond The Syllabus is a crisp, relevant, and motivational bite-sized nonfiction for teens. They can flip to any page and walk away with a nugget of life wisdom.
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The Forgotten Dawn (Shattered Sky Saga #1) by Laura A Blake – slow Fae fantasy
The Forgotten Dawn is a slow Fae fantasy with interesting world and political intrigue but it hits its stride in the second half.
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Not in Love (Not in Love #1) by Ali Hazelwood
Not in Love is a sizzling, slow-burn workplace romance with emotional layers, corporate tension, and two broken people trying to figure out how to be whole—together.
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Reread Review : The Hunger Games (The Hunger Games #1) by Suzanne Collins
The Hunger Games is sharp, smart and adventurous YA Dystopia. Rereading this was like peeling back layers I didn’t know were there.
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A Witch’s Guide to Magical Innkeeping by Sangu Mandanna – cozy and heartwarming light fantasy
A Witch’s Guide to Magical Innkeeping is a whimsical, cozy and heartwarming light fantasy filled with humor, found family, and rich themes of second chances, grief, resilience, and the quiet power of kindness.
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Battle of the Bookstores by Ali Brady
Battle of the Bookstores is delightful, cozy, and swoony enemies-to-lovers contemporary romance with enough bookish charm to make any reader’s heart melt.
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Until Next Summer by Ali Brady – full of heart contemporary about friendship
Until Next Summer is heartwarming, cozy, fun, and and full of heart contemporary about friendship.
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Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen – emotionally layered timeless classic
Pride and Prejudice is witty, immersive, and emotionally layered. I get why it’s a timeless classic, and I definitely appreciate plot, characters, and themes more now than ever before.
