The Blist

I birthed a little person recently. So reading is about as much a priority as wearing a shirt right now. However, I have a lot of "do...

This World War II story is written by an American war historian, Adam Makos. Makos finds a story so compelling, he fights his patriotic in...

After much hype and fanfare (and waiting on the library hold list), I finally got my hands on Station Eleven. I purposefully didn...

Gwendolyn Knapp is only in her thirties, but her colorful family and personal relationships have already provided enough fodder for a memo...

Did you ever wonder how an astronaut goes to the bathroom in space? Mary Roach will make you question why you've never pondered this b...

If you're in the mood for another YA dystopian novel, this might quench your thirst. With so many to choose from, what Reboot offers i...

This is a life-is-stranger-than-fiction book from the same author who wrote Seabiscuit. In this World War II era biography, Hillenbrand ex...

Gone Girl, of the so-called domestic noir genre (check wikipedia for more details), is a voyeuristic journey into disaster. While you migh...

Is internal bliss at the expense of outward oblivion desirable? If we lived in a world reminiscent of that which Keanu Reaves faced in The...

This WWII survival story kept me at attention over the five page-turning days I read it (in case you aren't impressed, that's pret...

Appropriately, I'm of two minds about this book. If it were fiction, it would read as cheesy and unrealistic. But because it's autob...

What happens when you decide not to pay off those Jimmy Choos you bought on your Chase credit card? Chase will attempt to recover the mo...