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"Life is a pretty sweet fruit." --Bruce McCullough, Kids in the Hall
The Immortalists is one of the most engaging and beautiful novels I've read in a long time. The premise seems dark but the storytelling is not at all. Four siblings travel to a local fortune-teller to hear their death date as children and that knowledge (whether believed or not) has startling impacts on their lives. The novel follows each sibling in succession, showing how varried and unpredictable our reactions to knowlege can be. Full of hope and life and promise this is a book that stayed with me long after I closed it's covers.
Neil Gaiman using his unique voice to tell Old Norse mythology! Grab your keys and get your copy now!
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My new favorite fantasy series! Aptly described as a cross between Douglas Adams and Sir Terry Pratchett this loose series (there are recurring characters but each book is a stand alone within the Farm Boy world) this book will have you laughing out loud. So many fantasy troupes make an appearance but in new and interesting ways.
This book is everything! The 80s, female relationships, group mentality, witchcraft, sex, love, coming-of-age, Emilio Esteves, telepathy, bad girls and, eventually, sanity. It's hard to put into words but once you read it you'll know--and be compelled to hand it to your friends to read too!
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This book is my favorite read of 2021!
What a delightfully decadent world history, following our love of booze from the dawn of civilization to modern times. Drinking culture and the women who where it's driving force even while being marginalized from it are a facinating focal point.
hometown love story, bookstore romance, stuck together trope with a wedding backdrop *chef's kiss*
A slim volume that will stick with you long after it's finished. Percival's story retold in all it's glory.
Spooky, feminist, queer and strange, this book is a little bit of everything I love