The End of Loneliness by Benedict Wells

• This emotional tale covers several decades beginning with the main character as a young boy.
• Wells crafts a compelling narrative.
• I loved following the main characters over time and seeing how their relationships and personalities evolved.

I Might Regret This by Abbi Jacobson

• Jacobson uses a travelogue to explore her past and comedy career.
• This is a quick read that balances deep/dark content with comedy.
• This book gives context to Broad City became a TV series.

Quicksand by Malin Persson Giolito

• This novel tells the story of a high school student charged with murder in a school shooting.
• This is a fantastic psychological thriller.
• Throughout the book I simultaneously felt sorry for and hated the main character.

The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up by Marie Kondo

• This is a quick read that goes through Kondo's method for organization.
• Kondo candidly talks about her childhood and how she developed this method.
• I enjoyed the audiobook version of this title.

Daisy Jones & the Six by Taylor Jenkins Reid

• This novel reads like a behinds the scenes documentary.
• This is a thoroughly enjoyable read that combines a fantastic characters, a subtle and complex plot, and a quick pace.
• I am looking forward to the screen adaptation of this novel.

The Will Only Hurt a Little by Busy Philipps

• This is a fun read.  Philipps narrates the audiobook.
• There are some fun Freaks and Geeks stories for FnG fans.
• Philipps shares her struggles as a woman in hollywood and as a new mother.

Oksana, Behave! by Maria Kuznetsova

• This is a fun read about a young immigrant girl moving from Kiev to the US.
• The novel as a strong voice that reveals the main characters gritty humor and resilience.
• I love the cover.