You Wanna Put What, Where? By Brian Fasterling (Book Review #1912)

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Brian Fasterling’s “You Wanna Put What, Where?” offers a hilarious and refreshing take on a medical adventure that, through the wrong end of a pair of binoculars, reveals an unexpected wealth of humour. Unlike the numerous books out there focusing on doctors’ perspectives of odd patient behaviours, Fasterling’s narrative stands out by providing a patient’s point of view laden with a wickedly obscure sense of humour.

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A Teller of Tales by Marilyn Pemberton (Book Review #1911)

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Set in Wednesbury from 1822 to 1828, “A Teller of Tales” by Marilyn Pemberton weaves a poignant and compelling narrative around Lizzie, a determined fifteen-year-old who has dedicated her life to caring for her younger brother Bobbit, who was born with significant disabilities. This historical fiction explores themes of resilience, societal constraints, and the transformative power of storytelling.

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A Summer in Nixie by Kathryn Jeanne (Book Review #1910)

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Kathryn Jeanne’s “A Summer in Nixie” captures the essence of a transformative summer on a picturesque island, weaving together themes of healing, friendship, and unexpected romance. The story follows Ava, who is still grappling with her father’s betrayal, and her mother as they escape the judgmental eyes of their neighbors to find solace in a small cottage on Nixie Island. Ava, on the brink of starting college, is reluctant to embrace the change but soon finds herself entangled in a summer full of unexpected bonds and introspection.

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A Tempting Distraction: An Oxford romance and beautiful interracial love story by Olivia Tasker (Book Review #1909)

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Olivia Tasker’s “A Tempting Distraction” is a captivating tale of love, ambition, and cultural conflict set against the prestigious backdrop of Oxford University. The novel intricately weaves together the lives of Bastien and Mina, two characters from vastly different backgrounds who find themselves grappling with their pasts and their futures as they navigate their intense attraction for one another.

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The 5 Moons of Tiiana by PT Harry (Book Review #1908)

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*The 5 Moons of Tiiana* by PT Harry plunges readers into an interstellar adventure brimming with survival, mystery, love, and heroism. Captain Rez Cantor’s journey begins with a daring rescue of the Princess of Melela from the sinister alien-hybrid Relcor, but what should have been a victorious mission quickly spirals into an unimaginable crisis.

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Rising Up: A True Story of Narcissists, Borderlines, and a Country on the Brink by Jackson Liva (Book Review #1907)

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*Rising Up: A True Story of Narcissists, Borderlines, and a Country on the Brink* by Jackson Liva is an emotionally charged and deeply authentic novel that interweaves personal turmoil with the sociopolitical upheaval of the Trump presidency. The story follows Greg, an ordinary man whose life takes a dramatic turn when he meets Serena through a dating website just after Donald Trump’s election victory.

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Jersey Girl by Michelle Salmon (Book Review #1906)

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*New Jersey Girl* by Michelle Salmon transports readers back to 1993, following the journey of young Melissa as she transitions from the sunny shores of California to the unpredictable world of a New Jersey middle school. This heartwarming and humorous tale delves into the trials and triumphs of adolescence with an authenticity that resonates deeply.

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MedEvac by Andrew Lafleche (Book Review #1956)

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MedEvac by Andrew Lafleche is a powerful and emotionally charged poetry collection that offers a raw and unflinching look into the dark and often painful realities of life. Drawing from the author’s experiences as a veteran, Lafleche explores the harrowing effects of combat in Afghanistan, the anguish of divorce, the heartbreaking loss of a child, and the destructive nature of alcoholism. With each poem, Lafleche confronts his trauma head-on, reflecting on the weight of grief and the internal battles that accompany such deep personal pain.

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The Midnight Rose by Catalina Paris (Book Review #1904)

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“The Midnight Rose” by Catalina Paris is a spellbinding fantasy adventure that sweeps readers into a world of magic, intrigue, and forbidden love. With its intricate plot and richly imagined realms, this novel delivers a captivating tale that will keep readers eagerly turning pages until the very end.

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