LIFE & STYLE
Rho dy Re a ds | By Hugh Minor
Six picks sure to inspire, motivate, and delight March is that strange month where we’re in the thick of winter but thoughts of spring begin to emerge. Whether or not your resolutions have faded or are still going strong, here’s a fresh stack of books to inspire – or simply enjoy an engrossing read. Starting over from scratch is never easy, but building on memories can help. Why. Me. is Eric Toth’s tale of Archer, a young man who looks toward the future while putting together the pieces of his past. Follow him through the city of Providence and the coast of Rhode Island on his journey of loss, luck, and love to learn what he discovers about others, and most importantly himself. In Luke Dani Blue’s first collection, Pretend It’s My Body, the writer explores lives that defy definition but thrive in our everyday world, using a mix of fantasy, science fiction, and, of course, reality. Pretend is a powerful debut that leaves you with the sense and hope that there will be much more from this uniquely insightful Rhode Island author. Winter is the perfect time to plan your next adventure and the latest from South County’s Bob Curley will guide you through 100 Things to Do in the Caribbean Before You Die. From Barbados to the Virgin Islands, traditional outings to hidden secrets known only to natives, Curley invites readers to experience the tropical islands in a whole new way.
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ProvidenceOnline.com • March 2023
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