The Future Saints
I've been looking for a grief-driven, romantic tale of the struggles within the music industry for a while now. Of course, because I needed a comparable title with that very profile for my book, Lu Patrick Easley and the Groovy Penguin Avenue. This is finally the book I&
I Am Not Your Perfect Mexican Daughter
In my continued search to find a comparable title for the community-based mystery and grief aspects of my book, Lu Patrick Easley and the Groovy Penguin Avenue, I stumbled upon this novel: I Am Not Your Perfect Mexican Daughter. It's a tale about processing grief, community drama, and
Aunty Lee's Delights
As a mystery lover and a lover of Singlish linguistics, I was delighted to find this gem of a book on my most recent library visit! Food-related mysteries seem to be quite the trend as of late, but as a lifelong fan of the legendary TV show Just Add Magic,
Yellowface
I was recommended Yellowface by a friend, who said its satirical, comedic portrayal of a white woman spiraling out of control and rationalizing terrible actions would make for a great comparable title for one of my current projects, My Name Is Karen. I looked up the novel and, as soon
Remarkably Bright Creatures
My grandma just moved in from out of state, and I've been helping her set up her new bookshelf. As I opened Banker's box after Banker's box, I spotted a really cute book I'd (somehow) never seen before: Remarkably Bright Creatures! And
Reminders of Him
I love corny, sappy romances, but a lot of people close to me have said Colleen Hoover's books are an absolute meme. Obviously, I always defend authors and want to give them a real chance, not jump on some ridiculous bandwagon. While I wasn't a fan
Midwinter Break
Ever since the story first caught my attention, I was intrigued by Midwinter Break because I didn't really know what to expect beyond a long-married retired couple taking a vacation to Amsterdam. Going into Bernard MacLaverty’s novel relatively blind, I was quite curious to see how this