Michael is a long time bookseller. He has too many favorite authors to name, but three that come to his mind are Margaret Atwood, Augusten Burroughs, and David Sedaris. Some favorite literary genres are literary fiction, memoir, sociology, LGBTQ fiction, and feminism.
Gerald's consciousness gets accidentally uploaded into his work's Slack channel in this hilarious, absurdist novel. Kasulke is brilliant in this satire of our brave new world of Zoom and working from home, and has created the perfect gift to send to your colleague. --Michael
When high-powered attorney Wallace Price finds himself dead, it turns out to be a much bigger inconvenience than he could have imagined. Luckily, tea shop owner/soul courier Hugo is ready to help him resolve his unfinished business and move on to the other side. This charming, romantic, cozy hug of a book is the perfect balance of funny and thoughtful; the perfect gift, from teens to grandparents. --Michael
In this sequel to the modern classic, Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe is the perfect conclusion to one of YA's greatest romances. Ari and Dante navigate new love, new friends, and the pain and joy of growing into adulthood in this beautiful novel. --Michael
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