A little COVID reading

A daring portrait of a woman‘s life within the thrall of fascism and Nazism. Liksom offers an unflinching, even terrifying, gaze at both her lifelong authoritarian tendencies and her vivid engagement with the natural world. This is an astonishing novel that resonates today through our current strained political environment.

stuck in my head all week

Dream House as Unexpected Kindness

when it‘s going to be under 30 degrees this week.....

up next

Advanced Readers Copy of the new Tessa Bailey, a quick and breezy read that is just as heartwarming and sexy as always

old favorite

Pariat‘s novel is about the fragile, fragmented nature of identity – how others see us only in bits and pieces, and how sometimes we tend to become what others perceive us to be

And Mandy was like: A famous person is just a normal person who thinks they exist.

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