Maria follows the story of Maria von Trapp, the protagonist famously played by Julie Andrews in The Sound of Music. I was aware that I knew little of Maria or the von Trapps when I began the book, but I was shocked by the depth of the woman’s character, brought to life by Michelle Moran in her latest novel. Read my full book review here!
The Inheritance Games series is equal parts rags-to-riches story, Gossip Girl, and Knives Out mystery. Read my full review of this four-part book series here!
The Crescent City Series by Sarah J. Maas, in its simplest terms, is about a half-Fae-half-human heroine who seeks revenge for her best friend’s death. Really, though, the series is so much more than that. Set in a contemporary fantasy world, this series has all the markers of the Sarah J. Maas book universe with the inclusion of modern technology. With two books currently available and a third to be released in January 2024, the Crescent City books promise to be one of the most monumental series in the Sarah J. Maas universe.
Explore ten great reads to get you into the autumn — and Halloween — spirit. Whether you’re looking for spooky or romantic, classic or contemporary, I’m sure you’ll find an enticing title here!
For history lovers, there can be no doubt that mythology fiction books are some of the best books to read. Tying together the classical world with historical fiction tropes, mythology books are fascinating windows into both the past and the present. So, for your TBR list’s consideration, here are some of the best fiction books with mythology to read:
Cleeton has crafted a robust and thought provoking book series, The Cuba Saga, which largely follows the fictional wealthy Cuban Perez family. Looking both backwards and forward in the Perez family timeline, this book series touches on a number of major Cuban historical events, and discusses the nuances of the social consequences of revolution, regime change, and relocation to the United States.
If you’re anything like me, you probably love to read but get distracted by, well, life. This post is all about how I use audiobooks to nourish my desire to read during times that I can’t quite sit still. Read more about this and get my favorite Audible audiobooks recommendations here!
I had seen A Court of Thorns and Roses by Sarah J. Maas all over TikTok for some time. So, when I came across it at a local bookstore, I decided to give it a shot. And wow…I can see why it’s so popular! Here, I’ll be sharing some information on the series’ characters and general plot, some thoughts I had on each book in the ACOTAR series, and, finally, some reader FAQ on Sarah J. Maas’ books!
For a while now, I’ve been on a non-fiction kick when it comes to reading. I love reading about historical people and events. But when I finished my last non-fiction read, I began to look back over some old favorites of mine. This compilation of great books to read in the summer comes in part from revisiting old favorites, as well as a desire to read summer-inspired fiction. I hope you find a new favorite — or revisit an old one — here!
When it comes to historical fiction, there is no shortage of fascinating books about WWII. These captivating narratives transport the reader to a time of global turmoil, where ordinary individuals were thrust into extraordinary circumstances. From the battlefields to the home front, these books about WWII serve as poignant reminders of the triumphs and tragedies that shaped the modern era. Through harrowing tales of heroism, sacrifice, and resilience, the novels I am sharing here are riveting historical fiction set against the backdrop of World War II.
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