Category Archives: Popular Reading Collection

David Sedaris’ Let’s Explore Diabetes With Owls is neither about diabetes nor owls. Sedaris intersperses tales of his childhood with fictional stories, at times leaving the reader to wonder which is which. This piece of brain candy is perfect for … Continue reading →

Life After Life by Kate Atkinson: What if we lived our life over and over again? Not reincarnation. But, the same life with different experiences and choices. What if you had a vague feeling about what choices you should make … Continue reading →

A city is best defined by the people in it.  Those people have stories, stories of the commonplace and the strange, of love and crime, of ghosts and monsters. Communion Town by Sam Thompson is a city in ten chapters: … Continue reading →

That’s right, this holiday season just got a whole lot brighter with 8 new Popular books that would love to go home with you over the break.  From mystery to non-fiction to graphic novels, one of these titles is bound … Continue reading →

Donna Tartt fans around the world are saying, “finally!” Tartt’s long-awaited novel, The Goldfinch is now at Collins in the Popular Reading Collection.  A story about a young boy in New York City who miraculously survives an accident that kills … Continue reading →

You probably know Nick Offerman as Ron Swanson on NBC’s hit comedy Parks and Recreation and not as a serious, emotional, memoir-writing actor.  Okay, so he may not be serious or emotional, but as of recently, he most definitely is … Continue reading →