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  Aly Cohen Ari/Primero Sueño Press (Spanish edition), 2026 (Paperback edition) 416 pages Disclaimer: This review is based on publicly available bibliographic data and the advanced reader softcover Spanish edition.   Overview Detoxify is the Spanish edition of How to Detoxify: How to Eliminate Daily Toxins That Damage Your Immune System. In this book, Aly Cohen offers a practical approach to identifying and reducing exposure to everyday environmental toxins that may affect immune health and overall well-being. Through clear explanations, checklists, and actionable recommendations, the text aims to empower readers to make informed choices about everyday products, foods, and household hygiene habits. The Spanish edition preserves the instructional framework and practical tone of the original, with culturally adapted examples and applicable resources for readers seeking a more mindful approach to toxin exposure in daily life.   Objective Criteria and Scores (1 = poor, 5 = e...

  Meg Jones Avon, 2026 (Paperback edition) 384 pages   Disclaimer: This review is based on publicly available bibliographic data and the paperback advanced review copy provided by the publisher.   Overview Set Point is the third installment in the Game, Set, and Match series, delivering a sapphic enemies-to-lovers romance set against the high-stakes backdrop of the US Open. Former prodigy Inés Costa is fighting to reclaim her place on the court and her sponsorships, while Chloe Murphy—an explosive talent and crowd favorite—must navigate the fine line between fierce rivalry and unexpected attraction. Forced proximity on the court and off-court pressurized dynamics propel a romance that blends athletic rivalries with mature emotional stakes. The book leans into steamy chemistry, professional sports rhythms, and the question of whether two competing stars can rewrite their relationship from professional rivalry to something more lasting.   Objective Criteria and Scores...

  Caro Claire Burke Knopf, 2026 (Hardcover edition) 400 pages Disclaimer: This review is based on publicly available bibliographic data and the hardcover book of the month club edition.   Overview Yesteryear follows Natalie Heller Mills, a traditional American woman who built a massive social media following by selling a pastoral, perfected version of farm life—raw milk, farm-fresh eggs, and an idealized maternal ideal. When she awakens in 1805 Idaho, the comforts of modernity vanish and she is confronted with a stark, brutal reality: dirt, manual labor, and a husband whose persona shifts from protective patriarch to capable frontiersman. The novel blends elements of historical fiction, mystery, thriller, and time travel, exploring themes of fame, faith, gender performance, and the performative nature of womanhood. Burke’s debut pulls readers into Natalie’s disoriented, sometimes darkly comic, odyssey as she attempts to discern whether her reality is a hoax, a test, or somethi...