Book Review: A Moveable Feast
This book has been on my To-Read list for years. More than a decade, really. My fascination with Ernest Hemingway dates back to tenth grade when I went on a sch...
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Book Review: And the Mountains Echoed
There are a handful of writers who have a place in my default folder of “People Whose Stuff I’ll Always Read.” Khaled Hosseini is one of them....
Book Review: Sharp Objects by Gillian Flynn
Man, I’d love to know what Gillian Flynn thinks about right before she falls asleep. Sharp Objects was her debut novel and my favorite of the three (the o...
Book Review: Faithful Place by Tana French
When I read In the Woods, I didn’t know it was part of a series about Dublin murder cases, but alas, it is. In Faithful Place, Frank Mackey is our grouchy...
Book Review: If Jack’s in Love
The cover is foiled and crisp, but If Jack’s in Love could’ve been a novella or even a short story. In between the major plot points and twists were...
Book Review: The Goldfinch
At nearly 800 pages, The Goldfinch was a commitment, but it was one I was ready to make because I’d waited a year for this book to come out in paperback. ...