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Save:Profound, poignant, and beautifully written - a demanding but rewarding novel that examines the intersection of family, love, and the shadow of war. Not a breezy read, but an unforgettable one for anyone willing to take the journey.
AND the next night, too, before midnight, he came to stand in her doorway and scolded her again and complained that she was singing in her sleep, waking him and the whole world, and she smiled to hers... - #2
Save:A gorgeously written, one-of-a-kind modern fantasy classic - bewitching for those who savor style and subtlety, challenging for anyone looking for a simple, fast-moving read.
A little later, remembering man's earthly origin, 'dust thou art and to dust thou shalt return,' they liked to fancy themselves bubbles of earth. When alone in the fields, with no one to see them, the... - #3
Save:A soft, thoughtful journey alongside two realistically flawed healers as they grow, connect, and learn together. Low on plot but high on heart - an underrated, cozy read for character-focused fantasy fans.
Agna stood outside a stranger’s door. She had brought along her old friend Rone’s most recent letter, slipped safely into an inside pocket. Now, as the lamps flared to life in the houses up and down t... - #4
Save:A serene, subtly moving story for those who love poetic prose, gentle meditations on life, or cats - best enjoyed when you’re in the mood for something quiet and contemplative rather than action-packed.
The small window in the corner of our kitchen bordered on a tall wooden fence, so close a person could barely pass by. From inside the house, its frosted glass looked like a dim movie screen. There wa... - #5
Save:The most infamous transgressive novel of our time: brilliantly written but profoundly disturbing, Hogg is less a story than an endurance test. It’s only for the bravest - and most curious - of literary explorers.
Her scream bit off. She backed into the wall, her mouth open and her henna hair coming forward. “Come on, mister …!” She was trying to smile, to reason; it came out pleading. “Come on, now. You don’t... - #6
Save:A heartfelt tapestry of Depression-era Alabama, perfect for savoring slowly. Come for the soulful characters and Southern charm; stay for the big-hearted storytelling.
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Save:A short, meditative novel that's more about ideas and mood than plot; Point Omega will reward patient, introspective readers, but may leave others feeling adrift.
There was a man standing against the north wall, barely visible. People entered in twos and threes and they stood in the dark and looked at the screen and then they left. Sometimes they hardly moved p... - #8
Save:A beautifully illustrated, deeply moving graphic novel that lets its art do the talking - perfect for anyone craving a thoughtful, immersive visual experience.
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Save:Prophecy: Child of Light by Felicity Heaton is a paranormal romance novel set in the world of vampires, werewolves, and witches. The story follows the characters of Prophecy, a sheltered young woman who discovers she is the child of a significant prophecy, and Valentine, a charismatic vampire torn between duty and desire. As their paths intertwine, they embark on a journey filled with danger, forbidden love, and uncovering hidden truths about their pasts. The writing style of the book is detailed and immersive, creating a world rich with history and character development. The plot unfolds slowly, allowing readers to delve deep into the intricate relationships and conflicts within the vampire nation.
A loyal hunter for the Aurorea bloodline, Valentine is bound by duty to report her as the vampire of the prophecy, but he cannot shake the vision of them he saw in her blood. Torn between duty and des... - #10
Save:'A Father's Story' by Lionel Dahmer delves into the heartbreaking journey of a father, Lionel Dahmer, who grapples with the unimaginable reality of his son, Jeffrey Dahmer, being a notorious serial killer. Lionel Dahmer reflects on his son's upbringing, his own experiences, and attempts to understand the factors that led Jeffrey down such a dark path. Through raw and honest storytelling, Lionel shares his observations, struggles, and unwavering love for his son, despite the horrific crimes he committed. The narrative not only provides insight into Jeffrey's background but also offers a poignant exploration of a father's unconditional love amidst profound tragedy.
The writing style of 'A Father's Story' is compelling and evocative, drawing readers into Lionel Dahmer's emotional journey as he grapples with his son's heinous actions. offers a deeply personal account of Lionel's reflections, memories, and attempts to make sense of the incomprehensible. Through introspection and self-analysis, Lionel sheds light on the complexities of parenthood, mental health, and the enduring bond between a father and his child, making it a poignant and thought-provoking read.
My son Jeff was born in Milwaukee on May 21, 1960. It had not been an easy pregnancy. My wife had gotten pregnant very quickly, only two months after our marriage, and neither of us, I suppose, was re...
