STARRED Book Review: If You Recall All of Our Conversations You Have Everything Needed by Kreshnik Hoti
Whoever said it was better to have loved and lost needs to square up.
REVIEWS & ARTICLES
Book Review: Here It Comes...and It's Gone by Richard Sipe
A contemplative collection of complex emotions and clever humor.
Book Review: Daft Mejora's Infinite Madness by Karl Dehmelt
A thought-provoking alien’s-eye view of a tumultuous United States.
Book Review: The Meaning of Okay by Cortney Raymond
Experience falling in love slowly, completely, and sweetly.
Book Review: A Love Refracted in a Stream by Christopher Kenneth Hanson
A stylish & immersive stroll down memory lane.
Book Review: In Time I See by Kaileia Suvannamaccha
Traverse the terrain of vulnerability, love, and loss with In Time I See.
Book Review: Stone Mother by Malve S. Burns
STONE MOTHER is a coming of age story to remember.
Book Review: Its Name Is Legion by James Denney
When AI threatens to end the world, you have two choices: bow down or fight back.
Book Review: Curse of the Anito (Ancestral Shadow) by Isabelle R. Duffy
A thought-provoking novel of ancient evils buried just beneath the surface.
Book Review: Going Outside by Robert Levin
In a brazen exploration of fiction and the self, Going Outside opens the mind for those brave enough to face it.
STARRED Book Review: The Baron's Ghost
Pirates, spires, treason—The Baron’s Ghost is an escapade to remember.
Book Review: The Possibility of Everywhere by Beth Harkins
Soar through decades of internal reckoning, feminism, and life choices with The Possibility of Everywhere.
Book Review: Exposed
Burris-Kitchen bares her soul in this poetic exploration of gender, empowerment, and societal expectations.
7 of the Best Indie Bookstores in Minneapolis & St. Paul
Calling all Midwestern bookworms: These bookstores in Minneapolis & St. Paul are a dream!
Book Review: Sister Liberty
A unique historical novel about exploring the depth of relationships.
Book Review: 2011
A stunning collection of short stories saturated with silliness, satire, and shenanigans.
Book Review: Violet
An honest and therapeutic poetic reflection on the highs and lows of love.
Podcast Thinking
I’ve been listening to a podcast called “Southlake” over the last few days; I took a few days off school due to a cold I caught, so I had a little downtime to spend doing something interesting. My students would say that a podcast isn’t that interesting, but “Southlake” is worth a listen, especially if you’re a parent or an educator.
