Ages 18+
Dannie Cohan is five years ahead of the game at all times, so when she is asked on an interview where she sees herself in five years, she has the answer all ready. She aces the interview and is engaged to the love of her life – what could go wrong? She is in for the surprise of her life when she wakes up and finds herself five years in the future – and her life is nothing like she’d planned.
Ages 2 – 5
This picture book follows students throughout their school day, It teaches children how fun school is, and at the end, the students want to come back for more fun tomorrow.
Thanks to SLJ for a review copy of this book.
Ages 18+
I couldn’t put this one down!
Cecily was dumped and she’s drinking her sorrows away when she meets someone new at the bar. They hit it off, and her life is changed forever as they continue to see each other and quickly fall in love. As Cecily gets deeply involved in her new romance, her life becomes full of surprises she never saw coming.
Thanks to Netgalley for a review copy of this book.
Ages 18+
Charlotte and Ginny Gorman are twin sisters, but they couldn’t be more different. Charlotte is a quiet girl who loves her life as an elementary school librarian and bookworm, and Ginny is a perpetual beauty pageant contestant with her own Instagram account. Ginny’s latest quest is to win the title of Miss American Treasure. Charlotte travels with her sister to the pageant just for fun, with big plans for spa trips and reading by the hotel pool. But when Ginny has an allergic reaction the night before the beauty pageant with no hopes of recovering any time soon, they decide to do the old switcheroo and have Charlotte compete in her sister’s place. Charlotte quickly learns, however, that pageants are more than just glitz and glam…
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Ages 18+
Carey Douglas has worked for Melissa (“Melly”) and Russell (“Rusty”) Tripp since she was a teenager. They run the tight ship that is their remodeling business as well as star in their own reality television series, not to mention, they have a new book and book tour about to launch as well. The problem? The famous couple can no longer stand each other.
James McCann is a newbie who was originally hired as a structural engineer, but both he and Carey find themselves on tour with Melissa and Rusty so as to not let things fall completely apart, and make Rusty and Melly seem like the perfect couple they’ve always been.
Thanks to Netgalley for a review copy of this book.
Grades 4 – 6
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Ages 18+
Piper Reynard needs to start over, so she packs her bags and heads to Westport, Connecticut. There, she meets Leo Drakos, and is instantly taken by him. Promptly ignoring his wedding ring, she is determined to become his wife.
Joanna is Leo’s ex who, after all these years, is happy that he has come out of his depression and returned to his normal self. He has been busy with his children, and Joanna is determined to scoop him back up. There’s just one problem – Piper beat her to it. Joanna is hell-bent on finding something, anything, in Piper’s past to drag her through the dirt, and boy, does she hit the jackpot. After her discovery, however, she begins to fear for Leo’s and the children’s lives and is on a mission to loosen them from Piper’s grip.
Thanks to Netgalley for a review copy of this book.
Grades 9 – 12
This book is the intense story of children whose parents sent them away on boats during World War II in order to save their lives. The passenger ship SS City of Benares left for Canada in 1940 with 100 children and chaperones. However, the warships escorting the Benares got torpedoed, putting everyone in danger. Some survived and many did not, and this is their story.
Thanks to SLJ for a review copy of this book.
Ages 18+
Cady Archer’s brother Eric was diagnosed with schizophrenia, and then took his own life last year, as a junior at Harvard. Now, as a freshman, Cady enters the Harvard campus desperately looking for answers and trying to understand her brother. The catch? She herself starts hearing voices. She’s not sure if she is also schizophrenic, but she believes the information she’s gathering from the ghosts are helping her to better understand her brother. Haunting and intriguing, this novel is not to be missed!
Thanks to Netgalley for a review copy of this book.
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