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Ayuyang’s illustrated memoir is a joyful celebration of life and those moments we cherish most.

A meditation on the bittersweet, subversive nature of fame and unchanging nature of our culture.

Rises above the conventions of the dying-girl YA genre, thanks mostly to sincere writing from Lippincott.

An exceptional blend of escapist beach read and character-driven literary fiction.

A winning collection of female-centric comics that blend magical realism with honest sentimentality.

An enjoyable prequel to the hit podcast that expands both its growing lore and characters.

Schott drafts a wonderful homage to Wodehouse’s classic duo in a hilarious adventure that never compromising their prosaic style.

An introspective, surreal journey of midlife ambition, crisis and the power of the creative process.

Bad indexing and questionable data can’t derail this otherwise informative collection of gaming history.

An atmospheric, but emotionally hollow story populated with meandering Southern stereotypes.