Tag: book review

‘Project Hail Mary’ reaches for the stars

Journey of a lifetime: ‘Hijo del Barrio/Son of the Barrio’ a Vietnam War-era novel years in the making

Daniel Kraus’ ‘Angel Down’ is a gripping look at war

From heartbreak to hope: After a debilitating stroke, Farzana Marie reclaims her words in ‘When Language Left Me’

‘Mother Mary Comes to Me’ a memoir worth reading every word

‘Butter’ cooks up a sordid tale of the impossible standards placed on women

‘Alchemised’ a heavy but phenomenal read

An eye-opening read

‘A Four-Eyed World’ traces how eyeglasses shaped culture, science and the way we see today

‘The Raven Scholar’ will be your new fantasy addiction

Winter is more than weather in ‘The Bear and the Nightingale’

‘Heated Rivalry’ is not just a love story

A growing interest: How ‘Ancient Women Gardeners’ shaped New Mexico’s prehistoric food systems

'Flashlight' unravels a mystery set in a geopolitical thriller