A timely reminder that no matter how dismal the odds may seem or how much the deck is stacked against you, goodness can prevail and small groups can do big things. … Continue reading[REVIEW] Small Town, Big Oil: The Untold Story of the Women Who Took on the Richest Man in the World—And Won
A novel about the way the rich really live in their own world, with an anti-hero to rival one of Gillian Flynn’s. … Continue reading[REVIEW] She Regrets Nothing
With an utterly selfish protagonist and overly graphic descriptions of the horror of WWII, this book is one to avoid. … Continue reading[REVIEW] The Taster
A good story about the struggles of immigrants and refugees and their efforts to assimilate. … Continue reading[REVIEW] Sadia
An unflinching look at Germany’s post-WWII recovery and its impact on three different women’s lives. … Continue reading[REVIEW] The Women In The Castle
The authenticity, honestly, and brilliant prose at the hands of Angie Thomas make this book hands down one of my favorites of all time. … Continue reading[REVIEW] The Hate U Give
Beautifully written historical fiction that will transport you. … Continue reading[REVIEW] The Room on Rue Amélie
If you love this series, you’ll love this book! … Continue reading[REVIEW] A Treacherous Curse
Quick and easy read about an amazingly brilliant woman. … Continue reading[REVIEW] Enchantress of Numbers: A Novel of Ada Lovelace
Couldn’t even finish the book. … Continue reading[REVIEW] The Queen’s Mary