New Book Releases – August 2018
New Books Releasing in August 2018 Fiction The Sandman Universe by Neil Gaiman, Nalo Hopkinson, Kat Howard, Simon Spurrier, Dan Watters, Bilquis Everly (Illustrator), Jae Lee (Cover Artist) Gaiman’s newest project promises a mystical world filled with dreams and nightmares. Ohio by Stephen Markley This book looks at the lives of four people in a typical […]
Let’s Explore Diabetes with Owls
New to Foghorn Review? Before you dive into this review, be sure to check out The Horn — how we rate books. Let’s Explore Diabetes With Owls by David Sedaris is a meandering set of experiences throughout Sedaris’s past and present. He recounts each short story with his wry wit, slightly-off-kilter sense of humor and an […]
Truly Madly Guilty
New to Foghorn Review? Before you dive into this review, be sure to check out The Horn — how we rate books Truly Madly Guilty by Liane Moriarty is just as captivating and gasp-inspiring as her other hit, Big Little Lies. Her storytelling style is engaging, the characters are engrossing, and the overall plotline is brilliant. […]
Orange is the New Black
New to Foghorn Review? Before you dive into this review, be sure to check out The Horn — how we rate bo Orange Is the New Black: My Year in a Women’s Prison by Piper Kerman is a riveting account of a year of a woman’s life in prison. It’s an honest retelling of her entire […]
Behold the Dreamers
New to Foghorn Review? Before you dive into this review, be sure to check out The Horn — how we rate books. In the US we talk a lot about policy around immigration. However, we don’t talk enough about the modern immigrant experience, and having empathy and compassion for people seeking a better life. We […]
Red Sparrow
New to Foghorn Review? Before you dive into this review, be sure to check out The Horn — how we rate books. In late 2017 I was perusing a Books to Movie list for 2018 and Red Sparrow by Jason Matthews immediately jumped out at me. I’m not sure if I’ll go to see the movie […]
Beowulf
New to Foghorn Review? Before you dive into this review, be sure to check out The Horn — how we rate books. I’ve heard Beowulf mentioned hundreds of times throughout my life in one way or another, so when it came up on my audiobook app I snapped it up. The description: Beowulf is the […]
Britt-Marie Was Here
Britt-Marie Was Here by Fredrik Backman follows one of his characters, Britt-Marie, shortly after the conclusion of My Grandmother Asked Me to Tell You She’s Sorry. (It would be nice to read the books in order, but not necessary). And while we learn a bit of Britt-Marie’s backstory in both Grandmother and the beginning of this […]
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