Molly Gray loves cleanliness and order. This is why her position as a maid at the Regency Grand Hotel is ideal. Molly silently sweeps...

“All Her Little Secrets” is a fast paced, suspenseful and socially relevant legal thriller and mystery. It also is a commentary on...

It’s been ages since I’ve read a book with a more endearing character than the protagonist author Nita Prose has created in her simple,...

`Tabitha Lasley has written a remarkable memoir about six months living in Aberdeen, Scotland, where she gathered stories from oil...

Novels with the label of “young adult” (YA) are recommended for readers between the ages of 12 and 18. As a result, these novels are...

View it as negligence or a knee-jerk misstep by a sleep-deprived single mom. Readers of “The School for Good Mothers,” by Jessamine Chan,...

This week we are taking a break from our weekly book review to share our staff’s favorite books of the year. While the majority of the...

With the flip of a calendar page, we welcome a New Year, and “Right on Cue,” your bee buddy Clover announces “Books for 2022,” a trio of...

“My Monticello” is a chilling, strident, intelligent collection of short stories that depict the vulnerability of Black Americans and the...

“Still Life,” by Sarah Winman, is a book you can lose yourself in. The author’s writing is exquisite. Her character development is...

Jason Reynolds shows once again that it doesn’t matter what format he writes in - he can do it all. Stuntboy, In The Meantime combines...

Stories gift us with unforgettable characters and plots that entertain and amaze, often keeping us on the edge of our seat as the pages...

Pulitzer Prize winner Louise Erdrich has written another stellar book, “The Sentence.” Like many of her books for children and adults,...

In October 2018 Lion Air flight 610 departed the airport in Jakarta, Indonesia carrying 189 people. Twelve minutes later the airplane...

Jodi Picoult decided to write this book during COVID. She had been at a wedding where two people at her table contracted the virus. She...

In 1849, the Pacific Railroad was commissioned to build and operate a railroad line from St. Louis to the Pacific Ocean. Construction was...

Pulitzer Prize winner Elizabeth Strout has written a third book about fictional Lucy Barton, now a successful writer and a twice-married...

Dedicated to “ the women and children who suffered time in Ireland’s Magdalen laundries”, there is just so much packed into this...

If you are perplexed by the way you or someone you know has responded to a traumatic experience or if you are just interested in the...

Matt Haig, fresh off his million-copy bestseller, “The Midnight Library,” capitalizes on his success with his newest effort, “The Comfort...