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'And Now We Have Everything: On Motherhood Before I Was Ready' by Meaghan O'Connell is a brutally honest memoir that delves into the author's experiences with pregnancy, childbirth, and the challenges of first-time motherhood. O'Connell's writing style is raw and real, offering a refreshing take on motherhood that is not overly gushing or excessively jokey. Readers appreciate the author's candidness in describing her struggles and emotions, finding her story relatable and eye-opening. also touches on themes of postpartum depression, relationship dynamics during parenthood, and the conflicting emotions that come with the transition into motherhood.
A baby was the thing we were trying to keep out. A baby was a consequence. A fuckup. Or it had been until recently, when, like a joke that slowly becomes sincere, I started imagining myself pregnant i...- #2
Save:'The Man I Need' in the 'Ward Duet' series by Shanora Williams is a gripping and emotional story that delves into the trauma of domestic violence, showcasing the physical, psychological, and emotional impact it has on the characters. The plot follows Gabby as she navigates through a tumultuous relationship with her abusive husband, Kyle, and finds solace and support in Marcel, a sweet and loving romantic interest. The writing style is described as raw and real, with a focus on depicting the harsh realities of domestic violence without romanticizing it, making it a poignant and eye-opening read.
Gabby's journey towards finding her strength and breaking free from her abusive marriage is a central theme in the book. The character development of both Gabby and Marcel is praised, with readers appreciating the authenticity and depth of their emotions. The story is not just a typical romance but a tale of resilience, growth, and self-discovery, highlighting the importance of standing up against domestic violence and finding the courage to follow one's heart.
I look down, and it’s now I realize my clothes have been changed. I even smell like soap. With a loud gasp, I back away from the mirror with wide eyes, studying the gown I’m wearing. It’s the same one...
(Also, see 38 recommendations for the series Ward Duet ) - #3
Save:Nickel's Story in the 'Steel Bones Motorcycle Club' series by Cate C. Wells delves into the complex relationship between Nickel and Story. The book portrays Nickel's struggles with anger and self-worth stemming from a traumatic childhood, while Story, despite her innocence, is determined to be there for him. The writing style is raw, real, and filled with flaws, feelings, and strength, offering a glimpse into the gritty lives of the characters in the MC genre.
Nickel and Story's story unfolds as a tale of healing and redemption, where they navigate through past traumas and present dangers within the motorcycle club world. The author, Cate C. Wells, skillfully crafts a narrative that goes beyond just an MC romance, delving deep into the characters' psyches and their journey towards finding solace and love amidst turmoil and violence.
Yeah, right. I know I wouldn’t make it, and it’d have nothing to do with my dancing and everything to do with Anne Michelle thinking I’m trailer trash, but still…it’s nice to hear someone thinks you r...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Steel Bones Motorcycle Club ) - #4
Save:'Six Feet Under' in the series 'Mad Love Duet' by Whitney Barbetti follows the journey of Mira, a complex and troubled character battling mental health issues, addiction, and self-hatred. The storyline delves deep into Mira's struggles, her loneliness, and her search for love and acceptance. When Six enters her life, a mysterious and kind-hearted man, he becomes a source of comfort and support for Mira, pushing her to see her worth and fight for a better future. The writing style is raw, emotional, and captivating, drawing readers into the tough journey of Mira and Six as they navigate their complex relationship and personal demons.
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Save:'The Sister Between Us' by Hailey Dickert is a heart-wrenching and heartwarming love story between childhood best friends Leah and Jake. The plot follows their journey from neighbors in high school, secretly in love with each other, to facing a life-changing traumatic event that tests their bond. The book beautifully portrays their emotional rollercoaster of a relationship, filled with raw and real emotions, heartbreak, and happiness, ultimately leading to a second chance at love.
The writing style in 'The Sister Between Us' is described as beautifully written, emotional, and captivating. The author, Hailey Dickert, skillfully weaves a complex and delicate story that keeps readers engaged throughout. The book delves into deep topics with a perfect mix of emotional and spicy elements, creating a massive page-turner that will have readers laughing, crying, and rooting for the characters until the very end.
'Tiny Beautiful Things: Advice on Love and Life from Dear Sugar' by Cheryl Strayed is a collection of heartfelt and honest advice columns written by Strayed under the pseudonym Dear Sugar. The book offers a glimpse into the lives of strangers seeking guidance, with Strayed responding with compassion, wisdom, and personal anecdotes. The writing style is intimate and personal, with readers describing how the stories and advice made them laugh, cry, and feel inspired. Strayed's advice is raw, real, and often draws from her own experiences, creating a connection with readers seeking solace and understanding.
It’s a selection of Dear Sugar columns. Many were originally published on TheRumpus.net. Others appear here for the first time. The letters in this book were emailed to Sugar via an anonymous form on ...- #7
Save:True by Erin McCarthy is a new adult college romance novel that follows the love story of Rory and Tyler. The book explores their relationship, starting with a flirtation that turns into something deeper as they get to know each other beyond their initial impressions. The plot delves into the complexities of their individual lives, including Tyler's struggles with his family responsibilities and Rory's journey of self-discovery. The writing style is described as real and raw, focusing on the growth and development of the characters as they navigate love, challenges, and personal flaws.
I knew what Jessica and Tyler, Kylie and Nathan were going to do in the guys’ respective bedrooms. Well, it’s not like I actually knew from personal experience what they were doing—but I hoped their s... - #8
Save:"Boldness Be My Friend" by Richard Pape is a gripping nonfiction account of the author's experiences as a British RAF bomber navigator shot down over enemy territory during World War II. The book details Pape's incredible journey through captures, interrogations, and torture by the Gestapo, showcasing his unwavering determination to escape at all costs. Pape's writing style is described as real, raw, and captivating, providing a tough and realistic portrayal of his three-year ordeal in Nazi-occupied Europe.
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Save:'The Only Story' by Julian Barnes is a novel that delves into the life of Paul, a young man who falls in love with a married woman twice his age. The story follows Paul's reflections on this relationship over the years, exploring themes of first love, aging, and the lifelong consequences of past decisions. Barnes' writing style is described as insightful, reflective, and emotional, capturing the intensity of feelings and the complexities of human relationships.
You may point out – correctly – that it isn’t a real question. Because we don’t have the choice. If we had the choice, then there would be a question. But we don’t, so there isn’t. Who can control how...
