102
by Matthew Cordell
From The Borrowers to Honey, I Shrunk the Kids, it's fun to imagine what it would be like to experience the world as a tiny creature. 102 joins the tradition of shrinking down its protagonist in a cre... (Haley)
Serpico
by Peter Maas
Nobody likes a tattletale. Rat, fink, snitch: the names say it all. Ask any whistleblower: it's a thankless role, even though the actors who play them get Oscar nominations. Frank Serpico, and Peter M... (Tom)
The Benefactors
by Wendy Erskine
This book could use a second trigger warning. The first was on the back flap of my copy where I read that a “sexual assault” sets the plot in motion. A more useful one might be, “Assumptions and expec... (Liz)
The Left and the Lucky
by Willy Vlautin
Russell is eight years old: small, stubborn, resourceful, and a flirt with waitresses five times his age. He's also so terrified of his cruel older brother that he wanders the aisles of Fred Meyer at... (Tom)