About Leave the World Behind
The New York Times : What Happens When a Vacation Goes Wrong — and Not in a Funny Way? (October 06, 2020)Alam’s two previous novels, “Rich and Pretty” and “That Kind of Mother,” have proved he’s gifted with an acidic wit, one he uses to break down contemporary life at the cellular level.
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Kirkus Reviews : Leave the World Behind (October 06, 2020)Addressing race, risk, retreat, and the ripple effects of a national emergency, Alam's novel is just in time for this moment.
$ 14.99About Hench
Tor.com : Superheroes and Spreadsheets in Hench by Natalie Zina Walschots (September 22, 2020)Hench is rich enough to digest on its own, an enjoyable read whether you’re already a huge fan of superhero stories or new to the genre.
$ 14.99About Loathe at First Sight
NPR : Winning The Game Of Love In 'Loathe At First Sight' (August 22, 2020)Park delivers a multi-layered happy-ever-after where our heroine is not only a wizard in the gaming industry, she's pretty magic at romance, too.
$ 10.99About Avoid the Day
Kirkus Reviews : Avoid the Day (August 01, 2020)An ambitious, strange psychodrama for fans of chimerical nonfiction odysseys.
$ 11.99About The New Wilderness
Kirkus Reviews : The New Wilderness (July 31, 2020)This ecological horror story (particularly horrifying now) explores painful regions of the human heart.
$ 14.99About Empire of Wild
NPR : 'Empire Of Wild' Tells A Small Story — But Not A Slight One (July 29, 2020)It is tight, stark, visceral, beautiful — rich where richness is warranted, but spare where want and sorrow have sharpened every word.
$ 14.99About You Again
Kirkus Reviews : You Again (July 09, 2020)At once a mind-bending puzzle and a profound meditation on love, fate, ambition, and regret.
$ 14.99About True Love
Publishers Weekly : True Love (July 09, 2020)Gerard’s unflinching look at youthful desperation marks an exciting turn in her work.
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Kirkus Reviews : Thin Girls (June 30, 2020)Incisive social commentary rendered in artful, original, and powerfully affecting prose.
$ 13.99About Catherine House
Publishers Weekly : Catherine House (June 19, 2020)Surreal imagery, spare characterization, and artful, hypnotic prose lend Thomas’s tale a delirious air, but at the book’s core lies a profound portrait of depression and adolescent turmoil.
$ 12.99About Catherine House
Booklist : Catherine House (June 19, 2020)At times terrifying, always gorgeously captivating, Thomas’ debut is one not to be missed, and perhaps to be revisited frequently.
$ 12.99About Twisted
Kirkus Reviews : Twisted (April 01, 2020)Part memoir, part social history, and sure to become the definitive book on the politics, culture, and economics of black hair.
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Kirkus Reviews : Great State (March 20, 2020)With useful maps and stories within stories, this is an ingenious look at an often misunderstood country.
$ 16.99About Untold Night and Day
The Guardian : Untold Night and Day by Bae Suah review – surrealism in Seoul (March 18, 2020)To read this novel of shrouded pilgrimages is also to arrive at a meaning that is “bewitching, and utterly private, a secret for me, a single ship, a single concealed place”.
$ 18.65About No Bad Deed
Bookreporter : No Bad Deed (March 01, 2020)If you enjoy books that keep you on edge, wondering how things will work out, then No Bad Deed is perfect for you. There are twists, followed by more twists, and plenty of excitement and mystery.
$ 14.99About The Only Child
Bookreporter : The Only Child (February 22, 2020)In addition to The Bad Seed, THE ONLY CHILD carries overt references to The Silence of the Lambs. It’s easy to imagine this suspenseful, multilayered novel being adapted into a pretty sinister film in its own right.
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NPR : In 'The Only Child,' The Thrills Might Be Lost In Translation (February 17, 2020)Good elevator pitch, not so great final result, though I can actually picture a fairly cool movie coming out of this if adapted properly. Netflix, take note.
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