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This Story Might Save Your Life by Tiffany Crum

There is a particular kind of novel that grabs you by the collar on the first page and only loosens its grip after you have given it everything you have. This Story Might Save Your Life by Tiffany Crum is that kind of novel. It arrives with the chatty warmth of your favorite podcast, lulls […]

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5 Best Books of V. S. Naipaul

Winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature in 2001, Trinidad born Vidiadhar Surajprasad Naipaul is known for his comic early novels set in Trinidad, and his chronicles of life and travels. Enjoy the 5 Best Books of V. S. Naipaul! This post may contain affiliate links that earn us a commission at no extra cost […]

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When John Died by Tobias Maxwell

A poignant story about the loss of a loved one and the diverse reactions from family members and friends When John Died credibly and tactfully explores the void left in the wake of an unexpected death. John Marquis left home, estranged from his parents, but his death and his posthumous plans hold the possibility of […]

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From Steam to Silicon by Anonymous

A fascinating history of innovation From Steam to Silicon: The Development and Diffusion of General-Purpose Technologies is a history book that manages to be sweeping without becoming abstract, rigorous without seeming dry, and urgent without resorting to hype. Through a mix of technical details, biographical facts, and contemporary accounts it provides an overview of technologies […]

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Death In the Long Shadows by Francis M. Flavin

An atmospheric homage to the classical safari tradition In Death in the Long Shadows, Francis M. Flavin transports readers to the stark and intoxicating African wilderness, where Coloradan hunter Paul Thayer embarks on a challenging quest for the infamous Cape buffalo, nicknamed in hunting circles, “black death.”  Alongside his seasoned professional hunter, Johan, and a […]

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One & Only by Maurene Goo

One & Only by Maurene Goo on February 3, 2026 Genres: Fiction / Magical Realism, Fiction / Romance / Contemporary Pages: 368 Format: Hardcover Buy on Amazon Goodreads The premise of One & Only by Maurene Goo immediately caught my attention. A matchmaking business built on discovering clients’ soul mates through glimpses of their past […]

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Lady Tremaine by Rachel Hochhauser

There is a particular cruelty in the fairy tales we feed our children. We hand them stories of rescued girls and vanquished villains and never once stop to ask who the woman in the shadows actually was. What drove her. What she lost. And what she was willing to lose next. Lady Tremaine by Rachel […]

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15 Dark Academia Books: Gothic Novels of Obsession, Secrets, and Scholarship

Introduction Dark academia fiction blends Gothic atmosphere with academic settings—ancient universities, secluded libraries, secret societies, and intellectual rivalries. These novels… The post 15 Dark Academia Books: Gothic Novels of Obsession, Secrets, and Scholarship appeared first on She Reads Everything.

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And Your Byrd Can Sing by Jim Roberts

A captivating historical drama with a killer premise and characters that will shatter your heart Since losing his family and his arm to a car wreck, Billy Bastrop has lived in small-town Texas with his Aunt Sunny. She’s as brash as he is reserved; rough, uneducated, and deeply religious to Billy’s shy introspection. Growing up, […]

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New World City by Spencer Hey

A subversive blend of genres as agile as an assassin in the night New World City by Spencer Hey is an ambitious genre-blending tale that plunges readers into a neon-drenched metropolis where high-tech cyberpunk meets the re-emergence of ancient, reality-warping magic.  Kicking off with a high-stakes assassination attempt, the story follows six citizens of New […]