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“One of McTeirnan’s best to date. You know it is great writing when you can’t wait to see what happens next even though you know what happened to Nina from the beginning. It is a great character study, a serious look at family dynamics and what one would do for their kids. Also, a very realistic look at social media and wealth and influence and how people are easily swayed to believe what they are being fed. Nothing would change what happened to Nina, but the ending was definitely satisfying...”

Nancy • Fiction Addiction

“I listened to Come and Get It as an audiobook on Libro.fm and it has been one of my favorite audiobooks of the year. I was drawn to this because I really enjoyed Reid’s other book Such a Fun Age and this book did not disappoint. It’s set in 2017 at the University of Arkansas and follows Millie Cousins, a senior resident assistant, and all the choices she makes, good and poor as she navigates her final year at university. At the heart of it, this novel is about race, money, indiscretion and...”

Jenna • Ruby's Books

“Kiese Laymon became a favorite author of mine in 2022 when I read his memoir Heavy. Long Division is his first work of fiction and I was completely mesmerized by this quirky, sci-fi, romp through time. As is typical with Laymon’s writing, this book includes meditations on family, race, and identity, but this time it’s coming to you through the lens of a young man growing up in the south. My favorite thing about Long Division is the way Laymon celebrates love in all of its forms, from the love...”

Britt • Ruby's Books

“Books about dogs: delightful. Books narrated by dogs: Adorable. And, that’s what you’ll find The Eyes and the Impossible to be. Johannes, the heroic canine of the story, takes us on a thrilling adventure and teaches us life lessons along the way. A Newberry Medal winner, this book will delight you no matter your age.”

Jeanie • Ruby's Books

“Ashley Poston is known for writing charming and whimsical magical realism stories, and A Novel Love Story is no exception. Eileen Merrywheather is on her way home when her car unexpectedly breaks down, and she finds herself stuck in a quaint town, a town that is right out of one of her favorite romance series. This book is the perfect read for a cozy fall day. The main character, Eileen, is extremely endearing and so is her potential grumpy love interest. If you are a fan of cozy romances,...”

Taylor • Ruby's Books

“Another stunning novel from Emilia Hart! One of the top books I've read this year. An intriguing dual-timeline with the embodiment of sisterhood. This is beautiful.”

Kelli • Back Forty Books