B r i g h t e

Classic Emily Henry, this book is as breezy a beach read as they come, but also whip smart and cheeky.

You can’t help but root for the heroine, Nora, as well as the rest of the characters, not without their own entirely relatable issues and (sometimes) neurotic tendencies.

I still reflect on passages I read from it - something funny about Nora’s many multi-step skincare regimen, or a searing and truthful retort she lobs toward Charlie when he’s at his most irritating.

Enjoyable, funny and clever, Book Lovers is a story you’ll be glad you read long after turning the last page.

- Rebecca Walden Board Member & Editor

This novel about a sweet quiet woman, first living alone, then moved to a facility for full-time care is compelling and frightening. An innate fear in most of us is aging. The author does a beautiful job of allowing the reader to experience the loneliness and terror of losing trust in the reliability of your own mind. Worth the read!

- Teri Vedrenne Accountant