Our next literary excursion takes us south of the U.S. border into Mexico. As a student, I learned how Mexican literature was shaped by the oral tradition of indigenous people, Spanish colonizers…

by Jill: BUCKEYE By Patrick Ryan Read by Michael Crouch A slow-paced family drama, Buckeye interweaves the lives of two married couples in the small town of Bonhomie, Ohio, over a span…

RODEO HAWKINS AND THE DAUGHTERS OF MAYHEM | Kirkus Reviews This website uses cookies to enhance user experience and to analyze performance and traffic on our website. Learn more Accept Decline Source…

For many years now, I’ve been sharing favorite family recipes on a regular basis in my weekly Links I Love posts. Maybe it will be surprising to hear, but when someone in…

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What are you up to this weekend? I’m planning on watching football (well, maybe more like reading while watching football) and trying out a new coffee place, plus enjoying some time outside…

by Labmom55 (York, PA): Amity is Nathan Harris’ second book. And while I didn’t love it the way I did The Sweetness of Water, I still strongly recommend it. Taking place in…

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Do you delight in word play? Are you a crossword puzzle or Wordle enthusiast? Do you enjoy considering the meaning behind language? You’re in very good company. Inspired by our team’s great…

“The Missing Thread: A Women’s History of the Ancient World” by Daisy Dunn, a classicist, uses feminism as a tool to tell more about antiquity than the average person knows. Women found…