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When Books Went to War by Molly Guptill Manning: Book Report and Review
During World War II, the United States government did something extraordinary: it shipped 120 million paperback books to American soldiers…
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Raise Your Hand If You Have Issues by Michael Baisden: Book Report and Review
Michael Baisden has spent decades talking to people about love, relationships, and the things we are afraid to say out…
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Fall by David North: Book Report and Review
David North writes the kind of science fiction that feels like it was built for readers who grew up on…
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The Let Them Theory by Rob Parker: Book Report and Review
Some self-help books are complicated. The Let Them Theory is the opposite: it is built on two words. “Let them.”…
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Abe’s Story by Abram Korn: Book Report and Review
There are many Holocaust memoirs, and each one matters — but Abe’s Story is different in a way that is…
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The Most Brilliant Thoughts of All Time by John M. Shanahan: Book Report and Review
Some books are meant to be read cover to cover. Others are meant to be kept on a desk, opened…
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Keto Cocktails by Tasha Metcalf and Lain Bagwell: Book Report and Review
Here is the problem with most diet books: they assume you are willing to give up everything that makes life…
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American Dervish by Ayad Akhtar: Book Report and Review
American Dervish (2012) is the debut novel of Ayad Akhtar, who would go on to win the Pulitzer Prize for…
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Find Her by Lisa Gardner: Book Report and Review
Lisa Gardner has been writing some of the best thrillers in the business for decades, and Find Her (2016) is…

