Donna Edwards Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

Donna Edwards

Watch me struggle to depict how beautiful but also annoying it was to be experience every. single. beat. of this fictional piano competition. Read my @AP review of Riku Onda's "Honeybees and Distant Thunder," translated by Philip Gabriel: https://t.co/4XCD9s0srg

Donna Edwards

Feeling seen in Claire Legrand's spicy, spellbinding "A Crown of Ivy and Glass." It's the first of a trilogy. The heroine suffers from anxiety and a mysterious health condition. Imogen is annoying at first, but it pays off! Read my @AP review: https://t.co/awYjjjEghG

Donna Edwards

A dazzlingly fun historical fiction... [with] a slow start that picks up quickly into a wild voyage of satisfying twists and an even more satisfying ending. The story ties threads of fact and fiction into an intricate knot that’s just as enjoyable to look at as it is to untangle.

Donna Edwards

If true crime is your guilty pleasure, you absolutely must find out what happened to Ruthy... The book subverts the often trauma-porn-ridden true crime genre and instead centers on the family losing and regaining hope, living life with a big, mysterious, Ruthy-shaped hole in it

Donna Edwards

An academic retreat in the idyllic French Alps? Turns out it's a great setting for a psychological thriller! I've never been so terrified of a clock before. Read my @AP review of "Bright and Deadly Things" by @elliott_lexie : https://t.co/5ZfiaMjDQA

Donna Edwards

Look, no one needed me to say that bestselling author @emilygiffin is talented. But I did it anyway. Read my @AP review to see why her latest novel “Meant to Be” proves you can have your romance and think deeply, too: https://apnews.com/article/entertainment-reviews-book-emily-giffin-bf7e4d40122a8a2affa61f7ec3954c0e

Donna Edwards

"The Light Pirate" is a symphony of beauty and heartbreak, survival and loneliness. Combined, it's a haunting melody of nature.

Donna Edwards

The result is a thought-provoking memoir beautifully rendered in expressive artwork for a powerful piece that’s easy to devour but harder to digest.