Books are my Love Language
Kelly TurnerUnmitigated gushing about (mostly) contemporary fiction. Sometimes memoir. Sometimes nonfiction. Preference for scrappy narrators.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 29 | Subscribers | Read | kellyturner.substack.com |
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The Turner House, Angela Flournoy
TL;DR: Strong recommendation for The Turner House and that you catch Angela Flournoy in person while she’s on tour for The Wilderness. She has October/November 2025 dates coming up.
The one that jumped the line.
I had a whole post queued up about books I read this summer and why you might like them. Buuut, last week at the Orell Füssli bookstore in Zurich (my work home-away-from-home) I bought a few staff picks from the “covers out” English table.
The River’s Daughter, by Bridget Crocker
Poverty and domestic abuse made an early appearance in Bridget Crocker’s life. Things had smoothed out by the time she lived in Jackson, Wyoming with her mom, stepfather and brother as a young teenager. One Easter Sunday morning, her mother...
The feel-good read I didn't expect
When Canadian author Claire Cameron’s How to Survive a Bear Attack appeared in my mailbox, I expected to be in for a treat. Her Substack newsletter Books I Love provides excellent recommendations and she’s an advocate of the short book (see...
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