A great read that gives you a lot to think about

Love Lauren Asher for quick summer reads. A great escape book

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Sweet story and a quick read. Recipes added humor.

This is enjoyable story about a yoga instructor who becomes a nanny for a 5-year-old who lost her mother and lives with her newly discovered father who is a chef. The setting is a charming New England town. The characters are likeable and there is a lot of humor in the story.

A beautifully woven tale of sisterhood, loss, and the power of stories, The Secret Book of Flora Lea sweeps you into a dual timeline mystery rooted in World War II England. With lyrical prose and emotional depth, Patti Callahan Henry captures the ache of memory and the magic of imagination. A poignant, tender read that lingers long after the final page.

A Sea of Unspoken Things is a haunting, atmospheric fusion of mystery, emotional drama, and subtle supernatural threads. Adrienne Young excels at crafting a vividly immersive world and emotionally complex central relationships. While pacing issues and unresolved subplots may slightly detract from the experience, the book’s emotional core—and its exploration of grief, memory, and small-town secrets—linger long after the final page. Rating: 4/5 — Highly recommended for fans of atmospheric psychological thrillers with emotional depth.

Heartache has never felt so hopeful. Paige Toon delivers an emotional gut-punch with What If I Never Get Over You—a beautifully raw story about love, grief, and finding your way when life doesn’t go to plan. I laughed, cried, and held my breath more than once. This book lingers long after the final page. If you’re a fan of messy, complicated love stories with soul, don’t miss this one.

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.

The Story She Left Behind is a heartfelt, well-crafted tale of loss, language, and healing. It may meander occasionally, but its atmospheric charm and emotional depth make it a memorable read. Perfect for fans of historical mystery and family sagas.