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THE HOTEL NANTUCKETHonestly, who needs Nantucket. It could hardly be more fun than this book. Full review >
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THE KINGDOM OF SANDOstensibly about gay men getting older and being alone, this novel is really about everyone getting older and being alone. Full review >
FULL REVIEW >FICTION
GOD'S CHILDREN ARE LITTLE BROKEN THINGSDeftly capturing the richness and dangers of romantic connection, these stories complicate and reimagine queer narratives. Full review >
FULL REVIEW >FICTION
A CALM & NORMAL HEARTDark and darkly comic stories that herald an important new voice in American letters. Full review >
FULL REVIEW >NONFICTION
THE DESPERATE HOURSA potent cautionary tale for pandemic preparedness. Full review >
FULL REVIEW >NONFICTION
AN IMMENSE WORLDby Ed Yong
One of the year’s best popular natural histories. Full review >
FULL REVIEW >NONFICTION
ALSO A POETby Ada Calhoun
A wonderfully convoluted, catty, candid, and clever piece of work. Full review >
FULL REVIEW >NONFICTION
WE CARRY THEIR BONESA horrific story of true crime, unjust punishment, and the quest for justice for the victims of a cruel state. Full review >
FULL REVIEW >TEENS & YOUNG ADULT
FORGING SILVER INTO STARSA fiercely hopeful exploration of loyalty, perception, and agency in the face of fear, misinformation, and violence. Full review >
FULL REVIEW >TEENS & YOUNG ADULT
WE WEREN'T LOOKING TO BE FOUNDAn insightful, grounded, and compassionately messy meditation on adolescence, institutional support, and helping oneself. Full review >
FULL REVIEW >TEENS & YOUNG ADULT
ECHOES OF GRACEA nouveau gothic tale with roots as deep as mesquite and a heart as wide as the Texas sky. Full review >
FULL REVIEW >CHILDREN'S
TÂPWÊ AND THE MAGIC HATby Buffy Sainte-Marie ; illustrated by Buffy Sainte-Marie & Michelle Alynn Clement
These connected tales bring characters and their rich cultural inheritance to satisfying life. Full review >
FULL REVIEW >CHILDREN'S
THE SECRET FOREST FRIENDSby Kyoko Hara ; illustrated by Kazue Takahashi ; translated by Alexandrea Mallia
Another sweet story of friendship and family. Full review >
FULL REVIEW >CHILDREN'S
TWO DOGSby Ian Falconer ; illustrated by Ian Falconer
A snug, funny round of hijinks by low dogs. Full review >
FULL REVIEW >CHILDREN'S
SEE YOU SOMEDAY SOONby Pat Zietlow Miller ; illustrated by Suzy Lee
Pick up this title someday soon. Full review >
FULL REVIEW >CHILDREN'S
I WANT TO BE A VASEby Julio Torres ; illustrated by Julian Glander
Great for stimulating creative thinking and art activities: What else can ordinary objects be? Full review >
FULL REVIEW >CHILDREN'S
BECAUSE OF YOU, JOHN LEWISby Andrea Davis Pinkney ; illustrated by Keith Henry Brown
This eloquent tribute is a must-read. Full review >
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