A Good Girl's Guide To Murder
by Holly Jackson

Easy YA read. Kept you guessing, and uniquely written.
 
 

The House Of Eve
by Sadeqa Johnson

One of the Best audio books I've listened to in a while. The narrator was perfect and the story pulled at all the heart strings. Immediately checked out the Yellow Wife by the same author. Equally as great!
 
 

The Wives
by Tarryn Fisher

Whew! Made you feel like you were a bit crazy towards the middle. You didn't know which was the truth or who was telling it!
 
 

Creep
by Myriam Gurba

Even though this took forever for me to finish (which was my fault, not the book's), this was a really necessary read.
 
 

Social Fiction
by Chantal Montellier

I really like the art style in this book, but the unsettling 70s/80s dystopian vibe sent it over the top for me.
 
 

Poetry Pigs
by Joan T. Zeier

I really like the book.
 
 

Riley The Brave's Sensational Senses
by Jessica Sinarski

Excellent book, especially for kids & adults wanting a better understanding of sensory issues & how to help.
 
 

Riley The Brave's Sensational Senses
by Jessica Sinarski

Excellent book, especially for kids & adults wanting a better understanding of sensory issues & how to help.
 
 

The Hilarious World Of Depression
by John Moe

This was great! It was the perfect book to feel connected to others experiencing depression in a way that was still serious, yet deeply relatable and funny.
 
 

This Is How It Always Is
by Laurie Frankel

Heartfelt story about