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“For readers of Taylor J. Reid. This is a story of overcoming grief and past struggles. Rock star Greta and her father are reluctant companions on an Alaskan cruise. Joined by friends and a charming college historian they navigate their fragile relationship and steer towards a new tomorrow. Warm and funny at times, this is a journey to healing.”

Karin • Bookworm of Edwards

“When poets write memoirs, I read them. And this shocking coming-of-age reflection on violence, race and motherless daughters evoked a subtle rage that later boiled and then recoiled in me by the end of the book. I am so grateful to witness Threthewey's survival on the page and in her own voice, as read in the audiobook. Unforgettable. ”

Nicole • Bookworm of Edwards

“If you love books like Wonder or Wishtree, then pick up this book! Nova and her sister are growing up in foster families during the 1980s. They are obsessed with the upcoming launch of Challenger and finding a way to live on their own. Their relationship is the focus of the book, but there's also lots of lessons in science and empathy. Great on audio, too!”

Nicole • Bookworm of Edwards

“A wonderful imaginative tale of the family of one of England’s most famous writers – who is never named, but of course you know immediately who it is. O’Farrell has a beautiful style of language, with astute observations and lovely vivid descriptions and Daisy Donovan is the perfect narrator. At the core it is a story of shared grief and how each family member deals with loss but it is so much more – it captures Elizabethan times, all the sights, smells and nuances and the characters,...”

Karin • Bookworm of Edwards

“This is the perfect cozy fall book: a professional rivalry with nods to You’ve Got Mail, healthy mother/daughter relationships, and a community that rivals Stars Hallow for characters and civic engagement. With a little magic and mystery, I couldn’t put it down!”

Whitney • Bookworm of Edwards

“This is a headphones-only kind of audiobook! Dixon perfectly balances plot and spice, and fans of The Mummy will love the character similarities between Evie and Aspeth.”

Whitney • Bookworm of Edwards