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The Girl Who Fell Beneath

The Girl Who Fell Beneath the Sea (Hardcover)

By Axie Oh

$18.99

ISBN: 9781250780867

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Published: Feiwel & Friends - February 22nd, 2022

A breathtakingly beautiful retelling of a classic Korean legend. Mina travels to the underworld to save her people and take charge of her own fate, resulting in a tale of love and mystery and adventure. Combine the quiet friendships and wonder of Spirited Away with the longing of Hadestown and you'll get this book.

Katherine

The Hacienda

The Hacienda (Hardcover)

By Isabel Cañas

$27.00

ISBN: 9780593436691

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Published: Berkley - May 3rd, 2022

If you enjoyed Mexican Gothic, you’re going to (lose it) over The Hacienda. Cañas has captured the eerie trapped feeling of a gothic with perfect skill and has crafted a vivid, gory, and terrifying story that you won’t be able to put down. This is the type of horror novel that keeps you up at night as its beautiful imagery creeps its way into your nightmares. And to top it all off, there’s a romance that will have you yelling “JUST KISS ALREADY” at the page

Katherine

Ablaze with Color

Ablaze with Color: A Story of Painter Alma Thomas (Hardcover)

By Jeanne Walker Harvey, Loveis Wise (Illustrator)

$18.99

ISBN: 9780063021891

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Published: HarperCollins - February 22nd, 2022

Ablaze with Color tells the story of Alma Thomas, a pioneer of the art world and the first Black woman to have art displayed in the White House. The beautiful, brightly colored illustrations along with the engaging storytelling makes this the perfect book for young artists.

Katherine

Canopy

Canopy: Poems (Paperback)

By Linda Gregerson

$16.99

ISBN: 9780358622253

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Published: Ecco - March 22nd, 2022

If you're only going to read one book for National Poetry Month, you can't go wrong with this one. Linda Gregerson covers a variety of topics but approaches them all with the type of beautiful verse that had me rereading poems over and over again.

Katherine

Little Witch Hazel

Little Witch Hazel: A Year in the Forest (Hardcover)

By Phoebe Wahl

$19.99

ISBN: 9780735264892

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Published: Tundra Books - September 21st, 2021

In this beautifully illustrated collection you'll find four stories of Little Witch Hazel, a brave and helpful witch who lives in the forest with all her forest friends. Reminiscent of classics like Frog & Toad and Jan Brett, this is the type of book kids and adults will love to read.

Katherine

The Jasmine Throne

The Jasmine Throne (The Burning Kingdoms #1) (Paperback)

By Tasha Suri

$18.99

ISBN: 9780316538510

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Published: Orbit - June 8th, 2021

This book has left me completely speechless (which makes it hard to write a review) but I’ll give it a shot. Why should you read this book? Well, we can start with the fact that the prose is so gorgeous I had to stop the audiobook and buy a physical copy just so I could highlight everything, or we could talk about how each character is complex and real and desperate and fighting for exactly what they want, or the fact that Tasha Suri is a master worldbuilder. If you like high fantasy that deals with the price of power, believe me when I say every minute you’re not reading this book is a mistake.

Katherine

Burnout

Burnout: The Secret to Unlocking the Stress Cycle (Paperback)

By Emily Nagoski, PhD, Amelia Nagoski, DMA

$17.00

ISBN: 9781984818324

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Published: Ballantine Books - January 7th, 2020

You need to read this book. I don't care who you are, but if you're living in year three of a pandemic and have even an iota of connection to the world (I wouldn't blame you if you've checked out) you need to read this book. Emily and Amelia Nagoski have created a book that brings you through actual real things you can do to help yourself feel less burnt out even when you can't change the world around you. I am not a self help book person, but even before I finished this book I found myself flipping back to passages, annotating the parts I needed the most, and quoting it to those around me. I know for a fact I will be reading it again.

Katherine

Electric Idol

Electric Idol (Dark Olympus) (Paperback)

By Katee Robert

$14.99

ISBN: 9781728231761

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Published: Sourcebooks Casablanca - January 18th, 2022

We have not seen the story of Psyche and Eros retold enough, but the world of Dark Olympus was the perfect setting for it. The characters were complex and wonderful and I loved them and hated them in turn. This book is in turns sexy and heartwarming, and leaves the reader wanting more (seriously, I would like book three immediately).

Katherine

Tales from the Hinterland

Tales from the Hinterland (The Hazel Wood) (Hardcover)

By Melissa Albert

$19.99

ISBN: 9781250302724

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Published: Flatiron Books - January 12th, 2021

Whether you’ve read The Hazel Wood or not, these dark fairytales torn straight from its pages will haunt you long after you put it down. From girls made of ice who carve their way through the world to clockwork treasures that revolt against their master, these tales are just as dark and bloody as the original Brother’s Grimm, but rather than find morality tales, here there are only tales of power and survival. The perfect read for the long winter nights.

Katherine

The Goblin Emperor

The Goblin Emperor (Paperback)

By Katherine Addison

$18.99

ISBN: 9781250303790

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Published: Tor Books - February 12th, 2019

If this book isn't already considered a fantasy classic, it should be. I read the whole thing in less than 24 hours because I couldn't tear it away from me. Addison brings us an unique form of fantasy that manages to be both incredibly high stakes and comfortingly slice of life. I'm devastated it took me this long to read it.

Katherine

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