A small town thinks it knows exactly who she is, until tragedy forces her to see how messy, complicated, and human everyone around her really is. This raw, realistic story does not look away, and it might stay with you long after the last page.
A bestselling small town romance that delivers escapism but also reinforces stereotypes worth examining. A light read that raises bigger questions about the stories we embrace.
A festive enemies to lovers romance set in a mall on the brink of demolition brings unexpected heart and humor. Teens will love the chemistry, family dynamics, and holiday spirit woven through every chapter.
A moving story of grief, healing, and the blurred space between reality and imagination. A beautiful and emotional read for teens who need to be reminded they are not alone.
The Dark We Know is a debut novel that offers a mysterious and pensive look at the cyclical nature of trauma, wrapped in a spooky horror package. While the excellent premise—an art student confronting a supernatural entity linked to her past—will appeal to fans of Hill House, the book suffers from vague backstories and a lack of character development.