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"Kat Morrison has built her world around taking care of everyone else. As a freelance web designer in Leafwood Falls, Vermont, she's perfected the art of juggling client deadlines while caring for her mother Rose and her daughter Emma. Kat's days are a carefully orchestrated dance of doctor appointments, work commitments, and family needs. But Rose has always been a storyteller, and her enchanting tales of Luna and her magical tiger have become a feature of monthly story nights at Oak & Ink Bookshop, where the whole community gathers to hear about adventures in their own backyard. Until everything starts to change. Between Rose's increasingly fragile grip on the present, Emma's growing restlessness, and Ben Walsh, the thoughtful parks department worker who keeps showing up exactly when Kat needs him most, Kat's perfectly controlled life begins to unravel. As the community rallies around Rose's magical stories and Emma faces her own crossroads, Kat must choose between the safety of staying in control and the terrifying possibility of letting others help. With her carefully constructed world shifting beneath her feet, Kat discovers that the hardest person to take care of might be herself."

Brooke Skie (Author), Mirai (Narrator)

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The Midnight Reader

"Charlie Whitmore has finally found her rhythm as owner of Oak & Ink Bookshop in Leafwood Falls, Vermont. More than a year after leaving her Manhattan law career behind, she's settled into small-town life with her boyfriend, her sharp-tongued assistant Mia, and Hemingway, the imperious orange cat who rules the shop. But when Charlie discovers someone has been visiting Oak & Ink after hours, she expects the worst. Instead, she finds carefully penciled margin notes signed 'R. W.'—thoughtful, insightful commentary that suggests someone who truly understands books, grief, and the healing power of stories. With Mia's investigative enthusiasm and help from Tom, the poetry-quoting blacksmith who makes Mia's heart flutter, Charlie sets out to solve the mystery. But the truth they uncover is more heartbreaking than any break-in: sometimes the people who need books most are the ones who can no longer afford to own them. Set in the magical world of Leafwood Falls, The Midnight Reader delivers all the bookish charm, gentle humor, and small-town warmth. This novella is perfect for an afternoon escape into a place where cats dispense wisdom, books have opinions, and good things happen."

Brooke Skie (Author), Mirai (Narrator)

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I Abandoned My Engagement Because My Sister is a Tragic Heroine, but Somehow I Became Entangled with a Righteous Prince (Light Novel) Vol. 3

"PRENUPTIAL PANIC Leia and Eric happily announce their engagement and begin planning their wedding, but naysayers have no qualms about raining on their parade. Meanwhile, an intruder breaks into the palace! Determined to prove her worth, Leia successfully chases down the culprit--and it's Lingsha's brother, Liu! Between her shock and Liu's disorienting magic, he manages to slip away... only to show up again at a diplomatic meeting between Elshaid and the Ren Empire! But as Leia and Eric try to question him about the break-in, he drops a bomb that shocks them all: the real reason the Ren Empire is here is to convince Eric to marry Lingsha!"

Fuyutsuki Koki, Haduki Futaba (Author), Mirai (Narrator)

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Names Have Been Changed: A Novel

"INTERNATIONAL BESTSELLER **One of NPR's 15 Books Our Critics Can't Wait for This Summer** **One of Debutiful's Most Anticipated Debut Books of 2026** **One of E! News's Books to Read This Summer** **One of Marie Claire's Best Mystery-Thriller Books of 2026** **One of BookRiot's Best Mysteries and Thrillers for True Crime Podcast Listeners** **One of Electric Lit's Most Anticipated Books by Women of Color for Summer and Fall 2026** **One of Kirkus's 40 Hottest Reads for Summer 2026** Catch Me If You Can meets Counterfeit in this thrilling debut novel about Ophir-not her real name-who starts a confessional podcast about her years on the run around the globe, in an unforgettable story about the costs of freedom and the inescapable pull of home Ophir's tale begins in Singapore, where a petty crime spins out of control, estranging her from home and family. Resorting to false identities and forged passports (being mixed-race helps), she crisscrosses the globe from a Paris-themed hostess bar in Tokyo, to a bustling Chinese restaurant in London, to a snowbound mountain town in Colorado and beyond. Broadcasting from an undisclosed location, Ophir is funny, prickly, tough, and vulnerable, entrancing her listeners with an irresistible, no-holds-barred recounting of not only her crimes (plural) but also her deepest secrets and regrets. Even as she moves seamlessly across class lines and continents, she grapples with the shock of relentless dislocation, a painful reexamination of identity, and a deep yearning for home. She tries to find comfort in new lovers and ill-gotten luxury goods, but she can't help attracting trouble, and she soon faces an unexpected, high-stakes choice that could change her fate forever. Names Have Been Changed is a stylish, fast-paced debut novel that reveals the complicated paths we take to build a life and a home. Filled with danger and twists, it's ultimately a story about immigration and belonging-one unlike any you've seen before."

Yu-Mei Balasingamchow (Author), Mirai (Narrator)

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The Copper Kettle Cafe

"Olivia Mercer's meticulously planned culinary career lies in ruins after her prestigious Boston restaurant collapses in scandal. With her reputation tarnished and job prospects nonexistent, she reluctantly returns to her hometown of Leafwood Falls to temporarily manage the town's café. The Copper Kettle Cafe seems stuck in the past. And then there's Hemingway, the cantankerous orange cat from the nearby bookshop, who has a mysterious talent for showing up precisely when Olivia needs guidance. Olivia's plan is simple: maintain the café for six months, then return to the culinary world. But Leafwood Falls has other ideas. When she clashes with local farmer James Foster over his 'inconsistent' organic produce, sparks fly. James believes food should have soul. Olivia demands technical perfection. He grows vegetables with personality. She creates dishes with precision. As Olivia rediscovers her grandmother's recipes and begins to reimagine the café's future, she finds herself questioning everything. But when a prestigious job offer arrives, Olivia must decide what truly satisfies her—the high-stakes restaurant world she's always pursued, or the small-town connections and imperfect farmer."

Brooke Skie (Author), Mirai (Narrator)

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I Wish I Could Meet You Again on the Hill Where That Flower Blooms (Light Novel)

"The best-selling novel that transcends time, war, and fate--also adapted into a manga and live-action film! Kano Yuri is tired of her stifling, directionless life. After a bitter fight with her mother, she runs away--searching for solace, or maybe just a way out. When she takes shelter in an abandoned air-raid bunker overnight , she never expects to wake up...in wartime Japan. Stranded in a past she doesn't understand, Yuri meets a young Kamikaze pilot preparing for his final mission. He's kind, courageous, and heartbreakingly doomed. As their connection grows, Yuri finds herself torn between the world she came from--and the boy who makes her want to stay. "

Natsue Shiomi (Author), Mirai (Narrator)

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Change of Plans

"A #1 New York Times bestseller! From acclaimed and #1 New York Times bestselling author Sarah Dessen comes a “sweet, nuanced, and reflective coming-of-age love story” (Kirkus Reviews, starred review) about an unassuming girl who learns to stand on her own while falling in love during a life-changing summer. Finley has always felt most comfortable in someone else’s shadow. Fortunately, she’s got Colin, her magnetic boyfriend, who sweeps her along for activities, friendships, and future plans. Then she goes on a last-minute trip with her distant mom to a family vacation house that Finley didn’t know existed and is now about to be sold. Her mom was estranged from her own parents and siblings since leaving home for college, and it’s a novelty for Finley to see her aunts and cousins. There’s also the handful of teens who work at the Egg, her aunt’s diner, and make up a found family of their own—including undeniably handsome guitarist Ben. Then her relationship with Colin goes into freefall, and Finley’s roadmap for life after high school is gone. She has no choice but to live, for the first time, without plans. The longer Finley stays, the closer she gets to the truth about why her mother stayed away—and why she’s brought Finley here now. And the closer she grows to new friends at the Egg, the more she starts to fall for charmingly awkward, soulful Ben and to realize how much of herself she’s been missing. By the end of the summer, nothing will be the same—for this community or for Finley herself."

Sarah Dessen (Author), Mirai (Narrator)

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Kestrel Takes Flight

"Two starred reviews! A girl learns to stand up for herself and embrace the true meaning of home against the backdrop of the Montana wilderness in this heartfelt novel in verse by acclaimed author Joy McCullough that is a “quietly powerful exploration of courage, chosen family, and learning to trust yourself” (Booklist). A kestrel is the smallest bird of prey in North America. Kestrel doesn’t feel much like the fierce bird for which she is named. Not after being rushed away from her grandfather’s strict church community to the wilds of Montana. Her mother has gotten a job at a conservation institute, where she’ll work with a special breed of dog to help make interactions between humans and bears safer. At first, Kes is terrified of the dogs and angry at her mother for ripping her from the only world she’s known. But with some distance from her grandfather, she starts to understand how badly his bark hurt. In this new terrain, can Kestrel discover a safe place to spread her wings and soar?"

Joy McCullough (Author), Mirai (Narrator)

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The Next Chapter Bookshop

"What happens when an attorney inherits a small-town bookshop that seems to have a mind of its own? Charlie Whitmore has her life perfectly planned out. As a rising star at a prestigious Manhattan law firm, she's on the fast track to partnership. Until her beloved Aunt Beth dies and leaves her a small-town bookshop in Vermont. Oak & Ink Bookshop has stood in the heart of Leafwood Falls for nearly a century, beloved by locals. Charlie's plan is simple: assess the shop's value, list it for sale, and return to Manhattan. But Leafwood Falls has other ideas. Between a cantankerous orange cat named Hemingway, a shop assistant whose organizational system defies all logic, and a community that instantly adopts her as one of their own, Charlie's quick business trip stretches into weeks. And then there's the bookshop itself—with its creaky floors, mysteriously moving books, and secrets hidden within its walls. As Charlie dives deeper into her aunt's legacy, she finds herself torn between two worlds and two men: Lawrence, a sophisticated developer, and Ethan, the rugged local contractor. With her life unraveling, Charlie must decide whether she's just passing through—or finding her way home."

Brooke Skie (Author), Mirai (Narrator)

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The Too-Perfect Saint: Tossed Aside by My Fiancé and Sold to Another Kingdom (Light Novel) Vol. 5

"A HONEYMOON TO REMEMBER Finally wed to her beloved, Philia and Prince Osvalt embark on their honeymoon, traveling to historical ruins around Parnacorta. To her delight, Philia turns up some ancient research that gives her new ideas for the creation of magical devices! But all is not well in paradise, as the newlyweds find signs of a break-in in what should have been a protected site. Following the clues left by the intruder, they track them down, only to find...a merchant from a neighboring kingdom? What does this man want? And could the dangerous bargain he offers be worth the risk?"

Fuyutsuki Koki, Masami (Author), Mirai (Narrator)

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I Abandoned My Engagement Because My Sister is a Tragic Heroine, but Somehow I Became Entangled with a Righteous Prince (Light Novel) Vol. 2

"PEACE, HAPPINESS, AND ATTEMPTED MURDER Leia's new life is peaceful and happy, but she fears turmoil may be on the horizon when the king announces that he's revoking special privileges enjoyed by the most powerful dukes in the kingdom. An attempted murder soon proves Leia right, plunging her and her friends headfirst into an investigation. What's more, Eric's younger brother, Prince Dale, seems to be involved..."

Fuyutsuki Koki, Haduki Futaba (Author), Mirai (Narrator)

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The Mastermind's Trap

"Meg’s new challenge from the Mastermind has the fate of her school and her friends hanging in the balance in this “page-turning” (Kirkus Reviews) sequel to the Edgar Award–nominated A Study in Secrets that’s Only Murders in the Building meets The Westing Game. After winning a scavenger hunt with her new friends—Tana, Zane, and Ryan—Meg Mizuno is looking forward to winter break and enjoying their grand prize of an all-expenses paid trip to California. But after learning that their boarding school, Leland Chase Academy (called Last Chance Academy by students), is in danger of shutting down, it’s hard to enjoy the sun and surf. When they return, the Head of School reminds the student body of their mandatory participation in the Student Showcase, with the goal of bringing in needed funds to the school. If that weren’t enough pressure, Meg discovers a new note: the Mastermind wants her to help him with one more scavenger hunt. This time, though, she must work alone, or else the Mastermind will not only ruin the school, but also publicly reveal secrets about all her friends that would turn their lives upside down."

Debbi Michiko Florence (Author), Mirai (Narrator)

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