In Keep Me Posted, two sisters vow to keep in touch by writing letters. Cassie lives in New York with her husband and twin boys, and Sid lives in Singapore with her husband, teenage son and newborn daughter. Sid is a technophobe and urges the internet-obsessed Cassie to give snail mail a try. Cassie […]
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The week before Valentine’s Day I felt like reading some fluffy contemporary YA books and happily remembered I had three audiobooks by Kasie West to listen to, and I proceeded to binge on them instead of Valentine’s Day chocolate. These books are all really cute romantic stories about life, family, and friendship that are breezy […]
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A lot of my audiobook listening is done in the kitchen so it makes sense that I get lost in some foodie fiction now and then. I’ve listened to a few appetizing audiobooks lately and I’ll talk a little about each of them in this roundup. And bonus- all of these audiobooks are half-off […]
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Books about books are so attractive to me as a reader so I couldn’t help but want to read Katarina Bivald’s The Readers of Broken Wheel Recommend. In this book we follow the adventures of Sara, a Swedish bookseller who gets a whole Iowa town reading, and finds friendship, love and purpose in the process. […]
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The Admissions is about a high school senior who has worked her whole academic life to get into Harvard. Meanwhile, her upper-middle-class Northern California family seems to have it all together on the outside, but inside they all have some secrets to admit. The Hawthorne family’s picture perfect California dream is starting to fade out. […]
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A Window Opens is Elisabeth Egan’s debut novel. Egan is the books editor at Glamour magazine and she draws on her personal work experience for this book. It’s about a magazine editor who experiences culture shock when she starts working for retail giant Scroll. I’ve had my eye on this book because I like workplace […]
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