Wanting to fly but can't afford a ticket?
Not quite ready for air travel but need an escape?
Looking for a book that keeps you awake?
This is your next read.
Commercial pilot Bill Hoffman receives an unexpected message while flying Flight 416 from LA to NY. He has been given a choice: crash your plane or have your family murdered.
Not an in-flight choice quite as simple as "coffee or tea?" Right? Newman's decade of experience as a flight attendant gives her debut novel some heft and authenticity. You'll connect with her characters in surprising ways. As for the book agent who gave her manuscript a shot after a whopping 41 rejections?
I think he made the right choice.
Let's hope Captain Bill Hoffman follows suit.
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Meet the Brennan family: a large, loving Irish Catholic clan who will do anything for each other yet are convinced that hiding their mistakes and keeping secrets is what is best.
This story made me reflect on my own Irish Catholic upbringing and the impact the role of "secret keeper" has played in my life.
A must read for people of all backgrounds who are interested in the complexities of family dynamics and the stories that lie underneath.
Searching for a quick summer read that will keep you on the edge of your beach chair? This is the one. There are twists and turn that will make you think you have it all figured out. The ending will leave you speechless.
As a surgeon and public health researcher, Gawande is able to give a qualified perspective on life and dying. End of life care in this country is not focused on quality of life as we are often not wanting to ask and answer the hard questions regarding ourselves and our loved ones.
His unique perspective of being present for his own father's death highlights these points. Highly recommend for those who are interested in learning more about this subject that is often overlooked or avoided.
This little book packs a big punch.
Initially, I was hesitant to read this as I didn't want to relive my own encounters with grief. I'm grateful to have forged ahead.
Anyone who reads this book will find relevance and meaning, regardless of their own experiences with loss.
This is so much more than a cookbook! Not only is this gem filled with approachable recipes and helpful tips, Turshen shares honest and personal essays on topics such as body positivity, anxiety and the importance of volunteering. I enjoyed this book so much that I signed up for one of her Saturday afternoon cooking classes and felt like I was spending an afternoon in my kitchen with a longtime friend. By the time the class ended, I was left with enough salad dressings to last for months and MANY tips on how to modify her recipes to accommodate my vegan, vegetarian and diabetic friends and family members.
This book will delight your palate, feed your soul and hopefully spark meaningful conversation at your dinner table. Prepared to be nourished from the inside out!
An honest, emotionally complex memoir so captivating you will feel like you're walking with Ford as she's untangling her past to make sense of her present.
This is a read that explores complicated family dynamics, the power of unconditional love and achieving self-acceptance.