Would you ever read the last page first?
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Women who try to erase their past, only end up erasing themselves.
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What do an elephant, a girl, and a stone woman have to do with one another?
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Looking for the perfect gift?
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“Although we can read about their experiences through books and archive materials, nothing compares with a vivid tale told by a witness or survivor.”
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How do you go about finding the perfect book for reading your way across the Turkish countryside?
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“But she also knew that everyone’s eyes were on her at this moment. They were measuring her to see how tough she was—or rather, how soft.”
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Every reader is going to experience something wildly unique from this novel.
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“We shouldn’t be this worried, this terrified, this anxious about everything.”
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The imagery of the foreboding whale from Maren’s dreams stuck with me long after I closed the covers.
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Elsie Camden had every intention of leading her steady and secret life until she got caught, mid spellbreaking.
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The role of women during the 1940s and war came under fire by these girls’ actions.
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The Midnight Library is a dose of hearing the bad news first, before the good. Cat hair, stale coffee, and relationship boredom included.
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“And, maybe, we can still agree that our communities are more important than our politics.”
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A young brother and sister move into an architectural wonder, which was sold to their father as a family home. The day they arrive, their story of heartache begins.
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My mind is still wondering: Would I keep silent? Would you?
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