The Island of Last Things
By Emma Sloley
Can you imagine a world where you look up to the sky and see the silhouette of a bird pass overhead and you're hit with such a sense of awe that you...
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Spring is here! Does this change in the season have you itching to get out in nature or dig in the garden? Pegasus has you covered. Here's a sampling of our nature and gardening books for a little inspiration, particularly selected for Northwesterners. Come by the store to check out even more.
The loneliness pandemic is upon us, but there are antidotes. These books help us step away from the deluge of the online world and foster meaningful connection with others. So go ahead, give that friend a call, set up that coffee date, and go visit a bookstore together. Life is better with company.
By Emma Sloley
Can you imagine a world where you look up to the sky and see the silhouette of a bird pass overhead and you're hit with such a sense of awe that you...
By Sarai Johnson
My reflections on this novel is less about the content itself and more about how much I’m still wrestling with the outcome. But maybe that’s the...
By Ruben Reyes Jr
This book was so beautiful. I am really obsessed with the idea of alternate timelines and what-ifs, so of course I understood how some characters...
By Ramzy Baroud
Ramzy Baroud frames his history of Palestine through three generations of his own family—from village life in Beit Daras before the Nakba, to May...
By Andrew Martin
Andrew Martin's latest novel is nothing less than stunning, with some of the best writing about being in your 30s and surrounded by writers....
By Ken Follett
What a grand epic while also having incredibly interesting characters to follow the whole time. A Game of Thrones style politicking without the...