A cute short and sweet starter book for new dads that can be translated to good advice for everyone

The Days I Loved You Most is a profoundly emotional and atmospheric family saga tackling love, grief, and choice. If you’re drawn to quietly devastating love stories steeped in place and memory—especially those that explore end-of-life decisions—you’ll likely find this book rewarding and hard to forget. But if you prefer more subtle character growth, less overt emotionality, or tighter narrative realism, some of the writing and character arcs might frustrate.

A page-turning read, economical with language and description so the story really moves. An excellent vacation read.

An mazing book about the lives we live and looking outside of the world in which you live.

I didn’t know what to expect when I started this one and it did take me a little bit to get into. There’s a lot of different characters, each dealing with their own issues coming together for a weekend on Nantucket. I was a little confused about why we had to get into the heads of almost every passing character, including the dog at one point. It was a good summer book and I’d recommend it as a beach read.

The fast-paced narrative and unexpected twists keep you hooked, though some character choices feel a bit implausible. Overall, it’s a suspenseful, well-crafted thriller that keeps you guessing, earning a solid 4 stars.

A sweet, uplifting story celebrating the joy of new beginnings. Happy Baby Day by Friday is warm and full of heart.

Funny, sharp writing with a unique “behind-the-scenes of romance” angle.Some parts focus more on the message than the story, slowing the pace.

Only on the Weekends is poetic, honest, and electrifying—perfect for lovers of queer YA with emotional depth. “Though lyrical, the novel feels overly long and repetitive in places.”

May be a psychological thriller but not a very good book.