Long Lost Midwife by Skye Smith: A captivating mystery thriller
In Long Lost Midwife, Skye Smith drops a simmering domestic standoff into segregated 1930s St. Louis—and lets it burn. What starts as one.
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Historical Fiction
Mystery
Thriller
Action
Adventure
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Fantasy
Trapped by Bella Olson: A Glitter-Bomb Escape Room With Heart
If you’ve ever wished a middle grade adventure could feel like an escape room designed by a kid with unlimited glitter, snacks, and.
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Fiction
Teens
The Thin Door by Rho Weber Mack: A fascinating example of storytelling
The Thin Door is a YA coming-of-age slipstream tale where a teen steps through a reality-bending “thin door” and must untangle who she.
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Drama
Fantasy
Wooden Dolls Game by Ivonne Hoyos – A Haunting Tale of Sisters, Time, and Consequences
Wooden Dolls Game is a dark, emotional family drama with a speculative twist. Instead of grand sci-fi mechanics, it gives us something more.
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Horror
The Chosen Tenant: Metaphors, Medication, and the Horror of Being Functional
The Chosen Tenant takes a deliciously unnerving “what if” and refuses to let you look away: what if the way your brain processes.
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Poetry
Peering Into Infinity: Mirrors of Love & Grief By Steven Lewis — Grief, Unarmored
Peering Into Infinity: Mirrors of Love & Grief is a poetry collection that stares straight at the kind of loss most of us.
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Children's Book
A Friend for Hope by Amie White and Olena Oprich: A great starting point to get kids into reading
Loneliness isn’t an emotion reserved for adults—kids feel it, too, often in quieter ways. A Friend for Hope by Amie White, illustrated by.
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Thriller
Have You Seen Him by Kimberly Lee – Greatness from small beginnings
David sees his face looking back at him. Him. But not him. The features are skewed, giving a rough approximation of what a.
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Historical Fiction
The Legacy of Prairie Winds by Glenda K Clare – Prairie Winds, Iron Roots
This is a generational prairie saga that cares less about plot twists and more about the slow, grinding truth of making a life.
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Fiction
The Second Life of Diane Sterling by Michael Wegman – The mathematics of loving those you cannot save
Three weeks and twelve thousand, eight hundred forty-seven dollars and thirty two cents later, Diane Sterling finds herself on the fifty-third story of.