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Gossip, Judgement and Destruction – Read this Book

Good People by Patmeena Sarit

April 22, 2026 by itsjustme Leave a Comment

Are we not all outsiders to another person's life?   Mesmerizing Debut Novel  The novel's unique structure lacks traditional chapters, paragraphs or narrator. Instead there are 1-2 page personal accounts, giving a 360 degree view of the leadup and the aftermath of one family's tragedy. I … [Read more]

itsjustme's CBR18 Review No:5 · Genres: Book Club, Fiction · Tags: #innovative, #mystery, adolescence, drama, family, jealousy, Patmeena Sarit, rebellion, social commentary ·
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Mid-April Review roundup

The Mighty Red by Louise Erdrich

Automatic Noodle by Annalee Newitz

There Is No Antimemetics Division by qntm

April 22, 2026 by stegolily 1 Comment

It's time for another mega-post reviewing a bunch of books that have nothing in common with each other! Lousie Erdrich's The Mighty Red was so achingly beautiful that when I finished it, I got genuinely worried that I would never find a book this good again. Set in the Red River Valley of … [Read more]

stegolily's CBR18 Review No:14 · Genres: Fiction · Tags: Annalee Newitz, Louise Erdrich, qntm ·
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Cover of Japanese Gothic by Kylie Lee Baker

Japanese Gothic

Japanese Gothic by Kylie Lee Baker

April 21, 2026 by vega-table Leave a Comment

Japanese Gothic by Kylie Lee Baker was perfectly fine. I'd even be comfortable saying it was good. In 2026 Lee Turner takes a lot of drugs to treat insomnia, and probably other things that were never named. He unnerves his father, but gets along with his father's Japanese girlfriend. After Lee … [Read more]

vega-table's CBR18 Review No:16 · Genres: Fiction, Horror · Tags: Kylie Lee Baker ·
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Struck Speechless

Quiet your tongue, and listen with your heart.

Struck Speechless by Tati Richardson

April 21, 2026 by Emmalita Leave a Comment

I read Tati Richardson’s Losing Sight last month in preparation for reading the arc for Struck Speechless. I loved Tamika and her friend group. I really enjoyed Richardson’s writing. I did not like Tamika’s love interest, Gideon in the last third of the book. He acknowledged that the many women … [Read more]

Emmalita's CBR18 Review No:27 · Genres: Romance · Tags: Tati Richardson ·
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Lost and Found by Tarah DeWitt

Not the review I was expecting to write

Lost and Found by Tarah DeWitt

April 21, 2026 by Emmalita Leave a Comment

I was really expecting this to be a strong 4 star read, instead I’m rounding up to 3 stars. The things I didn’t like, someone else will love, I’m sure. But the last 20-25 % of the book took me from “this book is imperfect but I’m enjoying it” to “oh no, I don’t like this.” I’ve read a lot of romance … [Read more]

Emmalita's CBR18 Review No:26 · Genres: Romance · Tags: lost and found, Spunes, Tarah DeWitt ·
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The Sorry State of the Modern Malaise Novel

A Thousand Pardons by Jonathan Dee

April 21, 2026 by matt_thac Leave a Comment

The more I read of a particular genre of modern literature, the more it feels the same. The genre is a relative recent one, looking at well-off white people experiencing a midlife change, usually precipitated by crisis. There's a familiar pattern to the plots which goes beyond typical story beats … [Read more]

matt_thac's CBR18 Review No:37 · Genres: Fiction · Tags: cbr18, Jonathan Dee ·
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