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By Janet Evanovich
In need of an easy, light-hearted read, I picked up an Evanovich at random. It was just right. Just enough mystery and plenty of humor and...
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Do you find yourself stuck in a cycle of all work and no play? Check out these titles. A lot of these picks are satirical because when you’re going through the daily grind, sometimes it helps to laugh (instead of cry). At the very least, many of these stories will help you know you're not alone. If you're starting to question whether the career you've been chasing is worth the cost, these books can offer a sense of solidarity and perhaps some insight on what to do next.
Amongst these titles, you'll find:
By Janet Evanovich
In need of an easy, light-hearted read, I picked up an Evanovich at random. It was just right. Just enough mystery and plenty of humor and...
By Tim Curry
Like a lot of people, I've been a fan of Tim Curry since first encountering his amazing talents in "The Rocky Horror Picture Show." Over the years,...
By V E Schwab
A deal with the devil eventually brings two people together who have an intense and memorable (at least for one person) connection. I'd say it's more...
By Jacqueline Harpman
A wonderful reflection on the violence created by men and someone personal recognition of it.
By Lindsay C Gibson
Easy and helpful read, possible explanations to how maddening it feels trying to connect with my parents sometimes.
By Karl Ove Knausgaard
Knausgaard channels his repressed, inner Jon Fosse in the novel ARENDAL, in which a "stranger" comes to a small, Norwegian coastal town and...