June Books 2023
8 very different books this month!
The Lexicologist’s Handbook
If you love words, you’ll love this book!
Not By Blood
“The bottom’s never as far from the top as it appears.”
Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow
“This is what time travel is. It’s looking at a person, and seeing them in the present and the past, concurrently. And that mode of transport only worked with those one had known a significant time.”
I’m Glad My Mom Died
“I tried desperately to understand and know my mother— what made her sad, what made her happy— at the expense of ever really knowing myself.”
These Infinite Threads
“Pleasure and torture were often delivered in the same blow.”
Rembrandt Is in the Wind
“There is beauty in the brokenness. That’s what this book seeks to uncover, because beauty matters.”
Do Not Be True to Yourself
Don’t be true to yourself?! But that’s not what we hear alllll the time… !
Pride Month Reading
A list of books to read during Pride Month.
Stars and Smoke
A pop star and a spy. On a secret mission to stop a biochemical weapon from getting into terrorist hands.
May Books 2023
One of the best books of 2023 is in this list!
Raising Confident Kids in a Confusing World
“Someone will be teaching your kids about their souls and their bodies. Make sure it’s you.”
Cradles of the Reich
“‘That’s the problem, Gundi, I don’t want to be in a world where helping one another survive is remarkable.’”
The Zero Night
A thriller that will keep you guessing til the very end!
The Boys from Biloxi
“Corruption never stays in a box. It spreads because greedy men see easy money and there is an endless demand for gratification and the promise of a quick buck.”
A Killer’s Game
An undercover mission leads to a trap and a killer’s game where only one person comes out alive.
What If? 2
“Space is the hottest place you can freeze to death.”
Risen Motherhood
Gospel hope for all the struggles motherhood brings!
Not So Perfect Strangers
I’ll murder your husband, if you murder mine…. what could go wrong?
The Paris Daughter
“‘I think,’ he said slowly, ‘that sometimes, the roads we don’t know we’re walking are the ones that lead us to exactly where we’re meant to be.’”