Jamie Canavés is the Tailored Book Recommendations coordinator and Unusual Suspects mystery newsletter writer. She knows her death will be caused by a TBR stack, never says no to dessert or ‘80s nostalgia, can hold a conversation using only gifs, and spends way too much time asking her goat-dog “What’s in your mouth?!” Tweets: @Oh_Dinky.
Brighten up your bookshelves with these bold, colorful book covers that will make you smile.
Even the rare books that do mention periods focus on first periods or menopause, as if the bloody years between do not exist.
If you pull these books with eye-catching titles and covers out in public, including I Want to Die But I Want to Eat Tteokbokki, expect onlookers to want to talk to you about them.
November is full of exciting stuff for mystery fans, from a new procedural series set in Colorado to vigilante historical fiction.
Do you want to reread books more, but feel guilty about neglecting your TBR? This trick might help you revisit your favorites guilt-free.
Ask ten people about Hollywood and you'll hear about ten different places. These novels, including Siren Queen by Nghi Vo, explore the glitz, glam, and grit behind it all.
Whether you want terrible MCs who simply must die, a whydunnit, or some killer sister drama, these books like BAD SISTERS scratch the itch.
We've rounded up the best mystery, thriller, and true crime hitting shelves in October, from foodie cozies to horror thrillers, and more.
From graphic nonfiction biographies of artists like Kusama: The Graphic Novel to mysteries about art heists like Portrait of a Thief, these books are perfect for art lovers.
If you're the kind of person who'd rather *bee* reading at any given time, these bookish bee items are perfect for you!