
God Sees Me Everywhere
Tiffany C. JacobsA picture book about a love that follows a child into every room, every field, and every dark hour.
A deliberately small, deliberately good collection. Each title here has been read by our editorial team and discussed by our members before it earned a place.

A picture book about a love that follows a child into every room, every field, and every dark hour.

Two couples, four decades, and a friendship that carries more weight than any of the marriages inside it.

She changes her identity, but terror finds her. A saga of survival, love, and the scars fire leaves behind.

The reporting of a Kansas murder, written with the pacing and interiority of a novel and the discipline of journalism.

Be the not perfect real parent, and let genuine connection do the work perfection never could.

Three women in early 1960s Mississippi risk everything to write down what a town would rather leave unsaid.

A Dr. Lindsey McCall medical mystery where the most dangerous diagnosis is the one nobody will write down.

A mother, three grown children, and a family meal that has never once been finished together.

In the high desert, the ground gives up what a town spent decades agreeing not to mention.

A novel that refuses the reader any comfortable distance from the society it describes.

Three days in New York with a narrator who cannot stop talking and cannot say the one true thing.
“I picked this up because of the group read and it turned into the best reading month I have had all year. The characters kept surfacing while I was doing dishes, which is my only real test for a book.”
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