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“Meg is a hand lettering phenomenon in Park Slope, Brooklyn, but her success in business is negatively effecting her personal life. Her roommate and best friend since high school has begun to shut her out and suddenly announces she’s moving out. Enter Reid, the year before she had created his wedding program and turns out the wedding never happened - partially due to a secret message she’d hidden in it. Reid looks her up to find out why she put it in. Finding that Reid hates New York, Meg...”

Karrie • Vroman's Bookstore

“After the narrator is released from her job, she moves back to the city of her childhood where she first grew her attachment to dance. Dance becomes imbued with multifaceted symbolism, representing an escape and possibility for dreams; as well as, illustrating the history of racism, epitomized by Swing Time the musical comedy from 1936 starring Fred Astaire. From childhood to adulthood, the narrator navigates contemporary society traversing all dimensions of the human experience:...”

Chelsea • Vroman's Bookstore

“I have never been so entertained while being utterly clueless. This stream of consciousness tangential novelette is a bit of a wild ride. Although seemingly a quick read it stands to take your time as you discover this is a tale of philosophical proportions. After discovering he has had poison for breakfast, we follow Mr. Snicket as he investigates the ingredients of his meal, recounts memories, divulges the secrets behind writing, and finally solves the mystery plaguing him in a manner most...”

Ashlee • Vroman's Bookstore

“I was a fan of Single, Carefree, Mellow so it was a treat to read Katherine Heiny's latest release. Standard Deviation wryly delves into the complications and contradictions inherent in good, long-term love and parenting a slightly more challenging child. This is a laugh-out-loud, funny read with brains and heart, and a gentler world to spend time in for anyone who just needs a break.”

Sarah Bumstead • Vroman's Bookstore

“Yay! A new Enola Holmes. This one is aimed at the YA crowd (after the Netflix movie) but starts only a few months after the sixth book. In this story, Enola works directly with Sherlock to find a woman who is presumed dead, but whose sister insists that she lives. It's the first in the series to come out in audio and was a great listen. It was so wonderful to have another Enola story and this one is just as good as the previous series. Plus, this book is good for long-time fans or new ones. ”

Karrie • Vroman's Bookstore

“Children of Blood & Bone, is a story told in a world where magic no longer exists. Years ago, this was not the case. Once, magic and the Gods were celebrated. Now, Diviners (those with Maji blood, but no magic) are treated poorly, and all the Maji have been killed. One of those including our main protagonist, Zélie’s, mother. Determined to find a way to bring back magic, Zélie, along with her brother Tzain, and Orïsha’s only princess, Amari (gone rogue), set out on a quest against all...”

Jen • Vroman's Bookstore