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“Who knew ornithologists could be so ruthless? This story is quite the adventure of ridiculousness all in the name of ornithology and to some press agent's hope, love. What could possibly make the career and education of ornithology more interesting than a contest to find a rare bird, a love story that just "happens" along the way, and dastardly evil people to cause mayhem? The answer would be nothing. I was smiling through the whole book, laughing, and curious to see what was going to...”

Rachel • Dog-Eared Books

“Each chapter is like opening a new door. Each of the stories is connected, but you experience them individually. As you go further along in the book, it carries on in the timeline, and you see the characters change and read about what happens to the characters over the years. Being Palestinian and Palestinian-American, each chapter addresses the many different real emotions they each have with their own identity and what it means to them. ”

Rachel • Dog-Eared Books

“Author Jane Marie took her wildly popular podcast The Dream and turned it into a book. Selling the Dream tells the history of multi-level marketing/pyramid/ponzi schemes and how they take advantage of disadvantaged Americans. In Jane's humorous voice, she describes how these schemes promise financial freedom, but that is only a reality for the top percent. Jane dismantles the hazy compensation packages, deceptive marketing and outright lies that continue to have a stranglehold on American...”

Roxy • Dog-Eared Books

““This Will Be Fun” was epic, fun, cozy, heartwarming, vulnerable and so beautifully creative I didn’t want to say goodbye to the characters at the end. Loved loved absolutely loved. This book surpassed any and all expectations I had for it. The characters felt so real and they had such complex lives and emotions, I couldn’t help but instantly relate to pieces of them. Seeing these four characters ten years after the biggest high (saving the realm) and the biggest low (losing one of their...”

Nayeli • Dog-Eared Books

“'History is perennial', Dungy writes as she muses on her decision to withhold the death of a beloved garden bunny from her young daughter while choosing to discuss another police murder of an unarmed Black person. Part nature writing, part exploration of the African diaspora and Black identity, part memoir, Dungy puts herself in conversation with all the white nature writers who've come before - Edward Abbey, Annie Dillard, Henry David Thoreau, Ralph Waldo Emerson - and exposes how a...”

Mariah • Dog-Eared Books

“Jacobsen extensively researched the military science and our country's preparation plan should a nuclear war occur. The consequences are understandably brutal. The subject of nuclear warfare is described in an assertive style that will leave you thinking about the subject long after the book is finished. Told in a relentless play-by-play style, Nuclear War brilliantly describes the theoretical realities of if the U.S. were under attack. The results depicted in this publication may...”

Amy • Dog-Eared Books