Princess Cimorene is bored with being a princess. So bored, in fact, that she runs away and becomes a dragon's helper. Soon her life is filled with adventure as she explores the world of dragons, outsmarts evil wizards, and tries to avoid being rescued by knights. Dealing With Dragons is Book 1 of the Enchanted Forest Chronicles, the magical story of a princess who refuses to be proper.

From an award-winning journalist, a poignant and gripping immersion in one year in the life of a young, homeless single mother amid her quest to find stability and shelter in the richest city in America.

This book has the perfect mix of kid/grown-up appeal. It's fabulously fun to read out loud and equally entertaining for your young bedtime story listeners. I highly recommend readying your mock WWE announcer voice for maximum fun!

A modern, adorable twist on the classic tale of beauty and the beast. I thoroughly enjoyed the way the characters interacted and how real they seemed. All of the little nerdy fandom references and quirks were awesome too! Cute little read in a series of re-told fairy tales by Ashley Poston (this book is #3).

I was a bit uncertain how this book would land, and it did not disappoint! Colin Jost's comedy writing is top notch, and if he leaves SNL, I will very much look forward to reading more of anything he writes! Hilarious, real, and un-put-down-able read.

Pumpkinheads is a fall-tastic graphic novel! Deja and Josiah are seasonal friends. They have worked together through their high school years at the best pumpkin patch ever! But this is their last season, last shift, last goodbye.

Ali Wong is a comedienne, although she also works as an actor and has been in several television productions. Her book is a memoir written for her daughters, although she makes it a point to say that they need to be much older before reading this book. It is indeed raw in some respects—not suitable reading for children, but I found it interesting in reading about her life growing up in San Francisco as an Asian American, and, of course, funny because she is a stand-up comedian and enjoys making people laugh.

It took me a little bit to get into the story at first but then I was hooked. Beautifully written foray into the world of fantasy and magic with real-world elements that bring the characters to life.

A lovely, lovely read! I first fell in love with Val Kilmer when I watched Real Genius in high school (I think I’ve seen it 6 times!) In this book, he reminisces on his life, career, loves, triumphs, and failures all with self-effacing wonderment and cocky reflection. He’s wonderfully weird, he speaks to you the reader as a friend, and I just loved it.

The Stranger Beside Me details Ted Bundy's life and focuses on the murders he committed in the 1970s. Ann Rule has a unique perspective in that she befriended Ted before it was known he was a serial killer and was in fact writing about and researching the crimes Ted was committing. After finding out about the true Ted, she decided to write this book detailing her experience.