Things We Set on Fire: Library Edition

from Darcia

I finished this book two days ago and I'm still not quite sure how I feel about it. The writing itself is beautiful. Deborah Reed captures all the little details that bring a scene to life. I felt the sticky heat and heard the cicadas chirping. I saw each movement playing out in my mind. From the...

from Delancey.Stewart

This is one of those books that will stick with me. It made me think a lot about the things we keep secret, and how those things can lead to spirals of events and emotions that we'll never even know of. In some ways this book was hard to read. It was heartbreaking and poignant. Recommended.

from

This is one of those books that will stick with me. It made me think a lot about the things we keep secret, and how those things can lead to spirals of events and emotions that we'll never even know of. In some ways this book was hard to read. It was heartbreaking and poignant. Recommended.

from Delancey.Stewart

This is one of those books that will stick with me. It made me think a lot about the things we keep secret, and how those things can lead to spirals of events and emotions that we'll never even know of. In some ways this book was hard to read. It was heartbreaking and poignant. Recommended.

from jhoaglin

At first I loved this book, with just the right emotional intensity and interesting characters. But somehow it just never went anywhere for me after that. The story about a mom with two adult daughters who are both, in varying degrees, estranged from her, was one that I thought would really pull ...