Don’t know what to read next? Let us be your guide! Here are some of our favorites this month.
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Larson's detailed biography of Rosemary Kennedy's life provides a fresh perspective on the well-worn path of a Kennedy biography. It was a fascinating read on both the terrible treatment and stigma the mentally disabled faced in the 20th century, and how Rosemary influenced her more prominent family members. I highly recommend this book to anyone who loves to learn about the forgotten side of history
— Ani
This is the perfect read for Mental Health Awareness Month! It can be appreciated on so many levels, whether as an insightful graphic novel, a hopeful story, or a manual for better understanding the mental illness experience. The panels are easy to read, the art is humorous and touching, and the message is powerful. Don’t miss Marbles! It will make you a better human being!
— Abbie
There were at least 8 plot twists in this book and I cried at each one of them.
— Yumna
Read it quick before the movie comes out... It’s a great read. You’ll never look at your waiter or waitress the same way again.
— Molly
Auntie Poldi moves to Sicily to drink herself to death with a sea view. Death gets in her way. Fun, funny and perfect for summer.
— Rachel
Magic, mystery, and trolls exist on a stretch of the Mississippi between Minnesota and Wisconsin, and you can easily get spun into it.
— Dora
Startup is a delightfully modern novel that peaks into how today's businesses are run and the people behind them.
— Chloe
A wonderfully twisted thriller that any true crime fan will enjoy! Especially if you love the movie!
— Sonia