I curate and create book lists through this page, so if you are interested in the book recommendations more than all of the other content I place on this site, this list will make it easier to look at those lists exclusively.
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Top 15: California
The author expresses admiration for California despite local negative sentiments, detailing its beauty, diverse culture, and rich history. The narrative explores various books focused on different eras, including the Great Depression and the struggles of migrants, revealing themes of identity, resilience, and the human experience throughout California’s landscapes.
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Top 15: Space
The author shares a personal experience of bonding with his son over Star Wars Lego sets during his birthday. Inspired by their connection, he presents his top 15 space stories, including titles like Ender’s Game, The Martian, and The Three-Body Problem, highlighting themes of adventure, humanity, and moral dilemmas within diverse narratives.
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Top 15: Regency Romances
Alexandra Franco discovers a newfound love for Regency Romance through a local reading challenge. She shares her favorite titles, highlighting the charm of the genre, which combines settings reminiscent of Jane Austen’s era with modern storytelling. Key books include Edenbrooke, A Heart Worth Stealing, and The Lady of the Lakes, each showcasing unique romantic narratives.
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Top 15: Monster Books
The post discusses various horror novels that can be enjoyed during the Halloween season, highlighting classic monsters like vampires and ghosts. It reviews notable titles such as “I Am Legend,” “Frankenstein,” and “The Shining,” emphasizing their storytelling, themes of survival, and the depth of their characters. Each book offers a unique twist on traditional horror…
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Top 15: Books that Make You Feel ALL the Feels
Guest Author: Justin Craig As I sat in the upper room of the Santaquin City Library during our monthly book club meeting, I was asked to rate that month’s selection. When I gave the cozy, feel-good read just one star, the room went quiet. The silence was broken when a friend said, “Well, that makes…
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Top 15: Strong Female Leads
In her reflection on female protagonists in literature, Rebecca Reber identifies a historical lack of depth in female characters, often confined to one-dimensional roles. She highlights recent positive shifts in character representation through various books, such as “Daughter of the Deep” and “Crying in H Mart,” showcasing complex, relatable, and diverse female experiences.
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