An easy, flowing read that shows the struggles of adoption and the foster system and how important family is.
A true biography of a library cat and those who loved him.
Westover recounts overcoming her survivalist Mormon family in order to go to college, and emphasizes the importance of education in enlarging her world.
This spicy regency historical romance from the Bridgerton series follows Penelope and Colin as they start to become something more than friends.
Zoe, in the throes of a quarter-life crisis, uses cartoons and storytelling to reframe how she views her life.
A debut novel of the Partition, two critical time periods of India at the end of colonial rule.
Based on a true story, “Horse” weaves together the people and events surrounding a racehorse through more than a century and a half.
The eccentric Mad Duke of Tremontaine decides to teach his niece, Katherine, how to become a swordmaster rather than marry her off to an eligible nobleman.
Another masterpiece by Alison Weir telling the story of Elizabeth I and the mounting pressure she was under to take a husband during her rein.
All the women who die in Shakespeare tragedies meet under the stage trapdoor to discuss the parallels between their lives, and how they might choose to rewrite their stories.