A slim children’s book about a little prince who comes to Earth and visits a pilot stranded in the desert. A good read for all ages.

A mix of memoir and Latinx history, and an excellent bookclub choice!

An exciting but fairly low-stress adventure of a young girl saving her community. Great for younger readers.

Sitting halfway between poetry and prose, this is fiction that feels like a memoir.

Book 2 of the Real Men Knit Series by Kwana Jackson, a light romance series focused on 4 brothers who live in Harlem and co-own a yarn shop.

Book 3 of the Love and Let Spy regency romance series, a lighthearted adventure as two reluctant allies fall in love.

A stress-free regency romance between a widow and a spy, perfect for when you want to read but only have 2 functioning braincells left at the end of the week.

A multilayered story reminiscent of Scheherazade’s tales.

Everything escalates in the second book of the Locked Tomb series. Its an absolute riot and hard to put down.

A fast paced and spicy conclusion to Catalina’s trilogy in the Hidden Legacy series.

A wide ranging collection of essays, fiction and visual art displaying the talent of writers and artists in the UK who are autistic. Great for bookclubs.

A fun whodunit that feels like a precursor to Terry Pratchett or Murder on the Orient Express.

A well-curated collection of Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s speeches and writings throughout her career. Not a biography or memoir, but still worth picking up.

Staying in much the same vein as his standup specials, Daniel Sloss’s first book shares his thoughts on relationships, family, and more.

An engaging behind-the-scenes look into the global flower industry

One of Jane Austen’s beloved classics, a silly comedy that has held up over generations.

A light but heartfelt memoir-slash-essay collection focused on Matt Haig’s journey with his mental health.

A quick and entertaining introduction to why some people use They/Them pronouns and how long we’ve done so in the English language.

A bittersweet true crime novel chronicling the investigation into the Golden State Killer.

A light, second-chance lovers regency romance in the Scottish Highlands. Perfect for stress relief or as a palette cleanser between more difficult books.