Review: I’m Fine and Neither Are You by Camille Pagán
I’m Fine and Neither Are You by Camille Pagán is a timely novel that is thought-provoking and engaging. The title is absolutely perfect and will no doubt resonate with many readers out there.
Tag: women writers
Review: The Forgotten Hours by Katrin Schumann
Editorial Note – I was given a copy of Katrin Schumann’s The Forgotten Hours in return for a review. The Forgotten Hours by Katrin Schumann is a thought-provoking and compelling story about family loyalty and the secrets we keep from ourselves. This well-crafted novel is especially important in the #MeToo era.
Q&A with Ann Mah, Author of The Lost Vintage
Ann Mah is the author of The Lost Vintage, Instantly French, Mastering the Art of French Eating and Kitchen Chinese. Ann is a journalist and novelist based in Washington, D.C. and Paris. She’s a regular contributor to New York Times Travel, and her articles have also appeared in Condé Nast Traveler, Vogue, Food52, The Kitchn, BonAppétit, Best American Travel Writing 2017, The New York […]
Review: The Air You Breathe by Frances de Pontes Peebles
The Air You Breathe by Frances de Pontes Peebles is a moving tale of a friendship that is as rich and complex as the samba itself. A story full of love and tragedy, it’s about two girls achieving their dreams and learning it doesn’t guarantee happiness.
Preview: The Immortalists by Chloe Benjamin
The Immortalists by Chloe Benjamin is one of the most buzzed novels of the year. Excited to read it!
Review: The Summer List by Amy Mason Doan
The Summer List by Amy Mason Doan is a moving story about childhood friends reuniting. It will make you want to give a hug to your high school besties.
6 New Book Releases for August 2018
There have already been so many amazing new books come out this year. And get ready to add some more to your #TBR list. There’s something for everyone with these 6 new book releases for August 2018.
Preview: The Summer List by Amy Mason Doan
The Summer List by Amy Mason Doan is a beach read about friendship. That right there draws me right but let’s take a closer look at it.
Q&A with Elisabeth Cohen, Author of The Glitch
Elisabeth Cohen majored in comparative literature at Princeton University and her work has appeared in Conjunctions, The Mississippi Review, The Cincinnati Review, McSweeney’s Online and The Millions. She lives outside Philadelphia with her husband and two sons. Her debut novel, The Glitch, is an original story about a workaholic CEO (check out my preview, review and book club […]
Q&A with Jamie Brenner, Author of The Husband Hour
Originally from Philadelphia, Jamie Brenner started her career at HarperCollins Publishers, then later Barnes&Noble.com and Vogue.com before returning to books and becoming an author. She’s the author of The Wedding Sisters, The Forever Summer and most recently, The Husband Hour (check out my preview, review and book club questions for The Husband Hour, a beautifully written […]