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Book club books are perfect reads for anyone looking for some thought-provoking discussion! There are so many genres to choose from to find your perfect book club read. This list of new and best book club books has a bit of everything. So, grab your best reading buddies and get your book list started with the best books for book club. We recommend them all! Continue reading
Christmas romance books are my favourite reads of the holiday season. The best romantic Christmas romance books are all on our ultimate list. This list of new and best Christmas romance books is better than a holiday Hallmark movie! If you are looking for a romantic holiday novel to read this season, there is bound to be one here to get any Christmas romance fan in the festive spirit. So get cozy and curl up with one of our favourite swoon-worthy Christmas romance books for some holiday magic. We recommend you read them all! Continue reading
The Magician’s Elephant by Kate DiCamillo is a beautifully written middle grade fantasy novel that will be an enjoyable read for any age. This well-loved children’s book touches on many themes, and the element of magic adds intrigue to the story. It is a spellbinding story that is a must-read for fans of the genre. Continue reading
The Don’t Panic Pantry Cookbook by Noah Galuten is a cookbook that attempts to help you take the stress out of cooking. Many of the recipes in the book are vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free, and will fit with the needs of many trying to eat healthier. While this book may not solve the dilemmas that inexperienced home cooks face, it does provide a lot of insight into what items every pantry needs. Continue reading
The Other Side of Infinity by Joan F. Smith is a unique take on the concept of the butterfly effect. Following a girl with foreknowledge who gets a vision that the boy she will fall in love with is going to die, this one contains two interesting main characters and thought-provoking themes including free will and the impact of each action, no matter how small. With an ending I never saw coming, this is the perfect read for fans of contemporary with a sci-fi twist and those who enjoyed They Both Die at the End. Continue reading