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Behind the Beautiful Forevers: Life, Death, and Hope in…

Just bought this one today. It's gotten great reviews.

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The Best Books of Fall 2024

Get your fall reading list ready because I have the best books to read this Fall 2024 with all the top choices of great books to read. Explore my list of the best books of Fall 2024. I've got book club favorites, historical fiction, mysteries, thrillers, and some nonfiction books. Some I've read and some I can't wait to read, but all of them are perfect for my Fall 2024 Reading Guide.

the book cover for to be sung underwater by tom mcneal, featuring two people in a boat

"You don't so much read To Be Sung Underwater as you're consumed by it. The characters are unforgettable. The writing is staggering. More importantly, though, it's the courage of this book that sets it apart. It's the bravest, most beautiful book I've read in a long time." (Markus Zusak, author of The Book Thief )

the book cover for 13 alabama ghost and jeffy

Saw an article on this and immediately put it on my list.

the cover of charles dickens's short stories by boz, with an image of

Sketches by Boz (Penguin Classics)

Who doesn't like Dickens?

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Cover Design for my friend Carol's Debut Novel!

there are many different books on this page in the book cover art section, each one has an image of a woman's face

Fall Books Preview: From Murakami to Joan Didion

Daily Beasts must read books of the fall

the book cover for wildwood by colin meloy and aaron ellis is shown in white

Wildwood (Wildwood Chronicles Book 1)

The first in a three-part series, it's a rollicking, sophisticated adventure story.

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a short meditation on the moral glory of the lord jesus christ

This book is about the desire to go back in time and do things differently, knowing what you now know. The question is, would you do things differently? Or would you make the same mistakes again and again, carefully rationalizing each one every step of the way until you end up in the same place?