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Save:'Buy Me Sir' by Jade West is a dark, dirty, and heartwarming romance that follows the story of Melissa, Alexander, and Brutus. The book explores themes of obsession, mental health, and unconventional relationships, all wrapped in a unique and exciting plot that keeps readers engaged from page one. West's writing style is described as intense and hot, with flawed yet real characters that add depth to the storyline.
My reflection looks horrible as I race through the mirrored glass entrance. I’d hoped that cleaning for a firm as prestigious as Henley Grosvenor would have meant something a little more stylish than ... - #2
Save:A Map of Home by Randa Jarrar follows the protagonist Nidali, a multi-cultural Arab American girl, as she navigates her adolescence across different countries like Kuwait, Egypt, and the United States. The novel delves into Nidali's struggle to find her identity amidst her diverse heritage and the challenges of growing up in a traditional culture, all while facing historical events like war and displacement. Through a mix of humor and heartbreak, the story explores themes of family dynamics, cultural conflicts, and the quest for belonging in a constantly changing world.
I DON’T REMEMBER HOW I CAME TO KNOW THIS STORY, AND I don’t know how I can possibly still remember it. On August 2, the day I was born, my baba stood at the nurses’ station of St. Elizabeth’s Medical ... - #3
Save:The Animators by Kayla Rae Whitaker is a novel that delves into the complex and sometimes tumultuous friendship between Mel and Sharon, two talented animators who bond over their shared troubled pasts. The story follows their journey from art school to professional success, exploring themes of trauma, creativity, and the personal sacrifices made in pursuit of art. Narrated in Sharon's voice, the book provides a humorous and heartbreaking look into the lives of these two women as they navigate the challenges of their partnership and their own personal growth.
Introduction to Sketch was held in Prebble Hall, a building Professor McIntosh called “Ballister’s dirtiest secret” during our first class. Prebble was an ancient, pipe-clanking fortress on the edge o... - #4
Save:The Last Kiss by Anna Bloom is a heartwarming and emotionally moving story that follows Julianna, a British woman facing dark times, who unexpectedly finds love in the form of a charming French man named Henri. Their love story is described as unforgettable, soul-deep, and filled with passion, courage, and fate. Despite facing challenges and heartache, Julianna and Henri's connection is instant and profound, leading them on a journey of ups and downs, tears, joy, and ultimately, a love that transcends all obstacles.
The book is praised for its beautifully written narrative that captures the reader's emotions from the very first page. The characters of Julianna and Henri are depicted as soulmates destined to be together, with a love story that is described as epic, heartwarming, and uplifting. The plot unfolds with twists and turns, filled with emotional moments, laughter, tears, and a romantic ending that leaves a lasting impact on the readers.
I want to cry harder, want to give it some, but my chest hurts. Every breath is like running a marathon, yet I’m only sitting on the creaky sheet of a hospital bed. I hike in another gasped breath, as... - #5
Save:In "When She Loved Me" by Rebecca Ruger, the story follows the tumultuous relationship between Nicole and Trevor. Nicole finds herself caught between loyalty to her sister and her growing feelings for Trevor, the Earl of Leven. As they navigate misunderstandings and betrayals, the book delves into themes of love, duty, and redemption. The writing style is described as well-paced, with a good mix of humor and heartbreak, keeping readers engaged from start to finish.
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Save:Unwrapped by Rachel Rowan is a Christmas romance novella that takes place between the fourth and fifth books in the Entitled Love series. The story follows Jules and Biffy as they embark on an unexpected road trip together due to a snowstorm. As they travel 800 miles to Kent, where Jules intends to spend Christmas with the Penningtons, they have the chance to get to know each other better. The book intertwines elements of friends to lovers, grumpy sunshine, and best friend's sister tropes, creating a heartwarming and engaging story. Rachel Rowan's writing style is described as witty, with intelligent banter and intimate inner thoughts that make the characters feel relatable and well-developed.
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Save:Dane Huckelbridge has crafted more than a simple castaway story in "Castle of Water." The book follows the fictional story of two adults, Barry and Sophie, who, following a plane crash, end up having to fight for survival on a remote tropical island. The writing style is described as engaging, with a perfect balance of humor, heart, and heartbreak that works seamlessly within the plot.
In "Castle of Water," readers are taken on a journey of survival, both mentally and physically, as Barry, a banker turned painter, and Sophie, a French architect on her honeymoon, learn to coexist on a deserted island. The book is praised for its well-written narrative, engaging characters, and the juxtaposition of past and present elements that keep the readers emotionally invested in the story.
The flat is in the tenth arrondissement of Paris, on a derelict street called Château d’Eau. To find it is simple: Just take a right at the arch, go down rue Saint-Denis, steer clear of the dog shit, ... - #8
Save:'Lost Feather' in the series 'The Forgotten Angel' by author Merri Bright is a captivating tale that follows the journey of Feather, a guardian angel who has been lost and forgotten on Earth for 400 years. The story delves into Feather's character, portraying her as fierce, genuine, loyal, and possessing a quirky sense of humor. As readers uncover layer after layer of Feather's backstory, they are drawn into a world filled with complex world-building, unexpected twists, and emotional depth. The narrative weaves together elements of humor, heartbreak, and intrigue, keeping readers engaged as they explore Feather's mission and the challenges she faces.
The author, Merri Bright, expertly crafts a narrative that is both sweet and poignant, with cute and funny moments interspersed with profound character development and interesting revelations. Through Feather's experiences and interactions with other characters, the story explores themes of selflessness, compassion, and resilience, resonating deeply with readers and leaving them eagerly anticipating the next installment in the series.
"The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian" follows the story of Junior, a young Native American boy living on a reservation who decides to attend an all-white school in a neighboring town. The book delves into Junior's struggles with identity, challenges faced on the reservation, and the journey of self-discovery as he navigates between two different worlds. Through a mix of humor and poignant moments, the author, Sherman Alexie, paints a vivid picture of Junior's experiences, incorporating illustrations that enhance the storytelling.
Junior's decision to leave the reservation sparks conflicts with his tribe and his best friend, leading to a series of events that test his resilience and determination. Sherman Alexie's writing style captures the essence of Junior's character, blending real-life struggles with moments of hope and courage. The book addresses themes of friendship, family, cultural identity, and the pursuit of a better future, offering readers a heartfelt and engaging coming-of-age narrative.
Okay, so that’s not exactly true. I was actually born with too much cerebral spinal fluid inside my skull. But cerebral spinal fluid is just the doctors’ fancy way of saying brain grease. And brain gr...- #10
Save:A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius by Dave Eggers is a memoir that delves into the author's experience of raising his younger brother after the death of their parents. The book is described as a mix of dark humor and heartbreak, chronicling the author's journey through grief and responsibility. The writing style is noted for being both witty and emotional, with a stream of consciousness narrative that captures the rawness of the author's experiences.
THROUGH THE SMALL TALL BATHROOM WINDOW the December yard is gray and scratchy, the trees calligraphic. Exhaust from the dryer billows clumsily out from the house and up, breaking apart while tumbling ...
