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Apr

15

2026

Olive Oakes and the Haunted Carousel by Kalynn Bayron

I have loved Kalynn Bayron’s work since she published Cinderella is Dead. Recently she moved to middle grade fiction with the Vanquishers series about a new breed of vampire hunters. Now Bayron has turned the page again and we have Olive Oakes, detective extraordinaire. Olive is looking for mysteries in every part of her life, …

Mar

2

2026

I See You’ve Called in Dead by John Kenney

Darkly funny and slightly disturbing. So your life is not going quite the way you want and you decide to write and publish your own obituary. Things don’t always go the way you want, especially if you are dead and currently unemployed. I laughed out loud and found myself rereading passages of this for sheer …

Jul

8

2025

Rediscovered Books’ New Location Launching!

Rediscovered Books has started pop-ups outside their new location in the Linen District of Boise at 1576 W. Grove Street! Sneak peeks on their social media show that the space is coming together beautifully. On Saturday, July 12th, we invite the community to celebrate our new space, we will have many special events. There will …

May

13

2025

Rediscovered Books Moving This Summer!

From our friends at Rediscovered Books in Boise, ID: We’re moving to Grove Street this summer! We are excited to announce that we are moving to 1576 W Grove St. Boise, Idaho, 83702 this summer! Our new location is on the corner of 16th and Grove, across from A Tavola and next door to Art …

Apr

28

2025

Sink or Swim by Veronica Agarwal and Lee Durfey-Lavoie

This coming-of-age graphic novel deals with growing up, changing, navigating the ups and downs of friendship, and figuring out how to deal with our own mental health. For a middle grade book to do so effectively is a gift for us all and gives a path forward at a time when things just seem way …

Mar

25

2025

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Rediscovered Books featured on USA Today

Congratulations to Boise, ID’s Rediscovered Books for being featured on USA Today! Here’s the opening to the profile: What’s your store’s story? Our woman-owned store is 18 years old, and our mission is to be the “place that books and people meet” in the Treasure Valley. Our curation is diverse and built by our booksellers, which …

Jan

20

2025

Lady Macbeth by Ava Reid

Lady Macbeth by Ava Reid

This is the kind of Macbeth retelling I’ve been looking for. Ava Reid crafts a Lady Macbeth both bound to the decisions of others as well as conniving in her own right. Every page was filled with female rage and impotence in the face of male dictators while also highlighting Lady Roscille’s brilliant mind. I …

Dec

31

2024

Small Things Like These (green and cream)

Small Things [Books] Like These

After we saw this video from Rediscovered Books, we realized that some of you might be trying to reach a particular number of books read for the year.   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Rediscovered Books (@rdbooks)   Here are some bestselling shorter books (under 250 pages) that will help …

Nov

15

2024

Cover of Crying in H Mart: Red background, noodles held between chopsticks forming an H.

Crying in H Mart by Michelle Zauner

If I loved H Mart before, it took on a whole new meaning with Michelle Zauner’s story. As a bridge child between the old world and the new, Zauner chronicles the struggles with her family as she attempts to find her place in American life. Rife with Korean food, Korean culture, and a difficult love, …

Sep

9

2024

Stay True by Hua Hsu 

Hua Hsu’s story perfectly balances being deeply personal and resonating with anyone who reads it. About friendship, nostalgia, identity and the desperate ways in which we try to preserve the past, Stay True is heartbreaking and deeply relatable to those struggling with loss in any form, whether it be loss of youth, loss of self, …

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