Randall Munroe answers more strange and weird questions you never knew you wanted answered in this follow-up to What if? How many pigeons does it take to lift a human? What would a billion-story building look like? How long would it take a person to read all of the laws? These are just some of the hypothetical questions Munroe tackles, while adding his own twist of humor.

If you like historical fiction this book is a must read. It is set in Russia during World War Two. It is based on the life of Mila Pavlichenko, or Lady Death as she came to be known. She was a sniper in the Red Army.

Dog Biscuits delves into the lives of three individuals who wind up in a love triangle while navigating the chaotic world of lockdowns, social distancing, and violent protests. A great read that weaves deeply personal stories with the general malaise felt by all in the year 2020.

A fast-paced and fun read. For fans of the 2010 movie RED.

A heartwarming story about a girl who loses herself after the devastating loss of her husband, and the friends, family, and music that help her find her way again.

If Dungeon and Dragons were to be made into a Hallmark movie... But, like one of the good Hallmark movies that is original and you actually enjoy the story and the character development. Legends and Lattes was everything I didn't know I wanted out of a "fantasy" book. The only quest these characters are going on is one in search of the perfect cup of coffee. The main characters may be an orc and a succubus, but they are still easy to identify with. The character development they go through gives them a very "human" quality. A fun read for anyone who is looking for that "something" that they just cant quite put their finger on.

Follow Frank, a cartoon animal, on a 440-page wordless journey through surreal landscapes, graphic violence, hallucinatory visions, and mystical experiences that occur within the span of one day.

Unreliable narrators. Murder. A town with a dark past. Has the witch in the well claimed yet another victim? Or have our characters simply gone mad?

This book really takes the reader deep into the mind of the serial killer, and those that do their best to bring justice to the victims of those killers. First time author Alaina Urquhart pulls from her experience as host/co-host of numerous true crime podcasts, as well as her full time job as a real life medical examiner to fill in the gaps that other authors miss when writing about serial killers. The Butcher and the Wren will keep you on the edge of your seat anticipating what the next page will bring.

I listened to the digital audiobook version of this title and it was excellent. McCurdy grew up on Nickelodeon's iCarly and if you've watched the show, you will be shocked to read about what McCurdy was going through behind the scenes. Her story is a sad one, but ultimately uplifting as she has really done the work to find her own way in the world.