Richard Osman has built a reputation for crafting cozy mysteries infused with warmth, wit, and ensemble casts you quickly become fond of. The Impossible Fortune continues in that tradition — presenting readers with an emotional, clever puzzle and the beloved characters fans adore. If you enjoy mysteries that make you think and smile, this book […]
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Oct
In just one week, Vice President 107 Days Kamala Harris memoir has taken over the publishing world. With more than 350,000 copies sold across print, eBook, and audio formats, it’s officially the fastest-selling political memoir of 2025. Published by Simon & Schuster, the book recounts Harris’s intense 107-day campaign journey — a window into leadership, […]
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Few names inspire as much awe as Jane Goodall. Known worldwide for her groundbreaking research on chimpanzees in Gombe, Tanzania, Goodall is not only a scientist but also a storyteller, activist, and humanitarian. Her books have become a window into the soul of the natural world, blending science, hope, and a call to action. If […]
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A Game of Thrones books by George R.R. Martin isn’t just a popular fantasy book—it’s the cornerstone of one of the most influential literary series in modern times. But beyond its fame, does it actually deliver as a story? This review offers a reader-tested perspective grounded in immersive reading, with insights that go beyond plot […]
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Wally Lamb returns with The River Is Waiting, a harrowing and emotionally charged novel that delves deep into the fractured soul of a grieving father and the brutal but redemptive world of prison life. Named a 2025 Oprah’s Book Club pick, this novel marks the author’s third collaboration with Oprah Winfrey, further solidifying Lamb’s legacy […]
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Evie Woods immerses us in the enchanting world of The Lost Bookshop Review, taking us on a journey that is captivating and thought-provoking. In this heartfelt narrative, a mysterious Dublin bookshop becomes the thread that ties together three lives across different eras, revealing the lasting power of stories and the human spirit. Summary The Lost […]
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Margaret Atwood’s The Handmaid’s Tale is a seminal work of dystopian fiction that examines themes of female subjugation, state control, and religious extremism. Published in 1985, the novel has become a powerful symbol in feminist literature and has seen renewed relevance through adaptations and modern sociopolitical parallels. Setting: The Republic of Gilead The novel is […]
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Bestselling author Lisa Jewell delivers another unforgettable psychological thriller with None of This Is True.This dark, haunting, and twist-filled novel explores the dangerous intersections between truth, lies, and the curated lives we share with the world. Book Summary When popular podcaster Alix Summer meets Josie Fair at a pub celebrating their shared birthdays, she never […]