Dating Back to Love Review: A Candid Map Back to Self and Love
A memoir-meets-dating-guide chronicling 61 app dates after a 12-year marriage ended. Honest, funny, and unexpectedly moving.
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Editorial reviews of new fiction, non-fiction, memoirs, business books and more worth your reading time.
The Girl Who Could Breathe Review: A Lethal Gift, A Fierce Fight
A young woman who breathes a deadly atmosphere turns her secret into a weapon against a ruthless enforcer in this YA thriller.
Infinite Grace Review: A Mother’s 34-Year Lesson in Love
A Plano mother blends 34 years of raising a non-speaking son with cerebral palsy into a moving, practical memoir on care.
Sixteen Short Stories Review: Classic Fiction, Sharper Readers
in Non-Fiction
A guided-reading anthology of classic short fiction that teaches students to read past the plot. Smart, patient, and genuinely useful.
Soldiers Cook Review: A Memoir That Serves Up Real Resilience
A retired master sergeant turns nearly three decades of service into a memoir about food, leadership, and holding a unit together.
Always on a Tuesday Review: The Cost of Always Being Fine
in Fiction
A San Diego healthcare worker's calm exterior finally cracks. Always on a Tuesday is a tender debut about burnout and the cost of always coping.