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Huma Qureshi’s Things We Do Not Tell the People We Love is a poignant exploration of love, grief, and identity
Things We Do Not Tell the People We Love is a read that will particularly resonate with those among us…
How neuroscience shapes storytelling with Will Storr’s The Science of Storytelling
Storr argues that humans are fundamentally storytellers, unpacking the mechanisms of storytelling through a neuroscientific lens
The Loneliness of Sonia and Sunny dissects love, identity, and impossible choices
The book speaks to the impossible choices faced by young people in cultures much like ours
Saramago’s Blindness is a dissection of how quickly humanity unravels when the lights go out
A cornerstone of modern literature, Blindness is anything but a light read. It is heavy, visceral, and at times deeply…
Algospeak dissects social media lingo and the evolving nature of language
In under 260 pages, Aleksic holds an analytical lens to language, exploring how and why the internet’s most infamous slang…
Revisiting classics: Daphne du Maurier’s Rebecca
📚 The joys of literary classics lie in elaborately crafted atmospheres, deeply complex characters, and visceral and probing stories. Daphne…
Cross-cultural, multigenerational trauma explored in Susan Choi’s Flashlight
In Flashlight, Susan Choi probes deeply into the implications of displacement and a disconnected history
Verity by Colleen Hoover is far from the typical thriller
📚 Colleen Hoover is a polarizing writer — young adults love her, while the internet despises her. Although the author…
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