WHAT WE’RE READING THIS MONTH:
May Book Pick
Dogs, Boys and Other Things I've Cried About by Isabel Klee
Our most personal pick yet.
Before Tiki was ours, he was loved and cared for by Isabel Klee. This month, we’re reading the memoir of the woman who helped bring one of the greatest joys of our lives into it.
Funny, heartfelt, and refreshingly honest, this book explores love, heartbreak, rescue dogs, and the winding path back to yourself. It’s about messy chapters, unexpected healing, and the animals who somehow know exactly how to carry us through.
Praise for Dogs, Boys and Other Things I’ve Cried About:
“An utterly winning memoir.”
“Honest and moving.”
“Heartwarming.”
PREVIOUS PICKS
April 26’ Pick
My Husband's Wife by Alice Feeney is a twisty psychological thriller about a woman who comes home from a morning run to find a stranger living her life. Her key doesn't fit. A woman who looks just like her answers the door. And her husband says the stranger is his wife.
March 26’ Pick
The Hitch by Sara Levine is a darkly comic novel about control slowly curdling into obsession. It asks what happens when the chaos we try hardest to avoid is the chaos we invite in ourselves.
February 26’ Pick
Heart the Lover lingers on a love triangle whose consequences stretch far beyond youth. It asks how the lives we don’t choose continue to shape the ones we do.
January 26’ Pick
A myth retold with teeth. I, Medusa flips the script on a familiar legend and asks who gets labeled the villain when the story is written by someone else.
December 25’ Pick
A quietly curious novel about lost poems, half-remembered histories, and the very human urge to find meaning where certainty no longer exists.
November 25’ Pick
An elegant cautionary tale about fear, conformity, and the trouble with letting gossip run the town.