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Author: Siobhan Curham The Secret Sewing Society is a historical women’s fiction and a family mystery book by Siobhan Curham. […]
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Author: Siobhan Curham The Secret Sewing Society is a historical women’s fiction and a family mystery book by Siobhan Curham. […]
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Author: Madeleine St. John The Women in Black is a short novel by Madeleine St. John that left me wanting
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Author: Rosalie Ham The Dressmaker’s Secret is the third book in the Dressmaker series by Rosalie Ham. In the first
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Author: F. Scott Fitzgerald The Great Gatsby, a 1925 novel by F. Scott Fitzgerald, is often described as a novel
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Author: Sally Smith A Case of Life and Limb is the second book in the Trials of Gabriel Ward series
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Author: Sally Smith A Case of Mice and Murder is a historical mystery set in London’s Inner Temple in 1901.
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Author: Rosalie Ham Molly: A Prequel to the Dressmaker, as the name of the book suggests, is a story of
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Author: Isabel Wolff A Vintage Affair is a novel about fashion, memory, grief, and the emotional lives of clothes. The
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Author: Rosalie Ham Rosalie Ham’s novel The Dressmaker is a satirical novel set in the fictional rural Australian town of
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Author: Evie Woods The Lost Bookshop by Evie Woods follows three interconnected characters, Opaline, Martha, and Henry, whose lives are
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Author: Elizabeth von Arnim The Solitary Summer is a reflective, semi-autobiographical garden diary by Elizabeth von Arnim, who has also
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Author: Maria Semple Where’d You Go, Bernadette is a satirical novel told through emails, letters, and documents (I had to
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Author: Richard Russo Chances Are… is a book by Richard Russo, centered on memory, regret, class, and aging. Three college
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Author: Paul Gallico Paul Gallico’s book Flowers for Mrs Harris is from a list of books I noted down when
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Author: Nicola Briggs Peacock on the Moon is a memoir of Nicola Briggs, an English woman of middle-class origin. It
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Author: Helen Simonson Major Pettigrew’s Last Stand is a novel by Helen Simonson blending satire, romance, and social commentary. In
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Author: Sarah Henshaw The Bookshop That Floated Away is a book by Sarah Henshaw narrating her experience of running a
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Authors: Mel Robbins and Sawyer Robbins The Let Them Theory is a concept introduced by Mel Robbins, and the Let
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Author: Kirsten Miller Lula Dean’s Little Library of Banned Books is a satirical novel blending humor, social commentary, and small-town
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Author: Kate Storey In a myriad of bad bookish books that are only trying to jump on the bandwagon and
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Author: Sosuke Natsukawa The Cast Who Saved Books is a short novel blending magical realism, philosophy, and the love of
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Author: Libby Page This Book Made Me Think of You is a new book by Libby Page, the author of
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Author: Matthew Desmond Poverty, by America is a book by Matthew Desmond, a professor at Princeton University, that makes an
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Author: Bridget Brennan Bridget Brennan’s Why She Buys begins with a simple observation: the modern consumer economy runs on women’s
Author: Stephanie Butland There is something deceptive about A Bookshop Summer by Stephanie Butland. It arrives wrapped in the familiar
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Author: Stella Rimington There is something quietly unsettling about a thriller written by someone who has actually run an intelligence
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Author: Mai Mochizuki The Full Moon Coffee Shop is a cozy, reflective novel that blends emotional healing, life guidance, and
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Author: Kristin Hannah Winter Garden by Kristin Hannah is a novel about a family that has lived in emotional winter
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Author: Mick Herron The Secret Hours is a book by Mick Herron, the father of Slough House, a legendary book
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In 2025, I read across a wide variety of genres — from literary fiction and dystopian speculative novels to heart-warming
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Author: Judy Leigh In Golden Girls on the Run, a brand new book by Judey Leigh, the author once again
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Author: Lucinda Riley Until I just finished this book, I totally forgot how much I love thrillers. I think I’ve
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Author: Takuya Asakuro Some novels invite the reader to slow down, to notice what is usually passed over in everyday
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Author: Evie Woods I previously read Evie Woods’ book The Story Collector, which I absolutely loved. Therefore, it comes as
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Author: Kazuo Ishiguro Never Let Me Go is a novel by Kazuo Ishiguro, the author of Klara and the Sun
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Author: Elizabeth von Arnim Mr. Skeffington is a novel by Elizabeth von Arnim, who is climbing the list of my
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Authors: A group of authors (links below) The Time Traveler’s Passport is a series of novella/long stories (about 50 pages
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Author: Kazuo Ishiguro Klara and the Sun is a novel by Kazuo Ishiguro, who previously won a Nobel Prize in
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Author: Judy Leigh Chasing the Sun is a book by Judy Leigh, an author whose many books I’ve read this
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Author: Laura Pearson The Last List of Mabel Beaumont is one of the books that Amazon’s algorithm recommended. I was
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