The Cabin at the End of the World
By Paul Tremblay
A really bleak but fun read. Loved reading it with the context of the movie as a backdrop
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Recommended Reading on Parenting in the Digital Age
California Partners Project champions gender equity across the state and ensures California’s media and technology industries are a force for good in the lives of all children. These are the books that have shaped how the organization thinks about parenting in the age of smartphones, social media, and AI. The insights they provide inform their research, challenge assumptions, and help define what kids need to thrive in today's digital world.
For more on their work on children and the digital world, explore California Partners Project's resources here.
Banned Books Supporting Freedom to Read
For every book sale from this list, Pegasus Book Exchange will make a donation to the Freedom to Read Foundation's legal defense fund through September. To browse our full collection of featured banned books, come swing by our store in West Seattle.
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Overexposed Online
Oh, the allure of what's portrayed online...so tempting, no? At least until it all goes wrong. These books reveal the dark side of being in the online world. Whether it's the risks of over-sharing, the opportunities for exploitation, or the obsession with curating the perfect online persona, seeing the potential consequences of being too online is a useful reminder to proceed with caution.
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Revisiting the Classics
Classic literary works, myths, and fairy tales reimagined for the modern world, told through a new perspective, or ending with a novel twist that will keep readers engaged - even those familiar with the originals.
Recent Notes
The God of the Woods
By Liz Moore
It took a while for me to get invested in this book, but then I couldn't get enough. It's an excellent mystery that also juxtaposes the lives of the...
Sometimes I Scare Myself
By Jeneva Rose
Wow! Just, wow! All three of the short stories had me wondering what the heck goes on in Jeneva Rose’s brain–and I loved every minute of it! In...
Dead Weight
By Hildur Knútsdóttir
I am loving this author's dark, dark stories. And the translator is one of my favorite sci-fi authors.
Kingdom of Ash
By Sarah J Maas
Really really solid ending. Super respectable to wrap up pretty much everything in a satisfying way. Dorian, Manon, Yrene, and Aelin all had solid...
Wish You Were Here
By Jodi Picoult
I'm not sure what to say about this book. It's an easy, engaging read, but it takes a turn. Maybe two turns. Three? Jodi Picoult wrote this novel...