“She is too fond of books, and it has turned her brain”
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What If It’s Us?
The King and Queen of Contemporary YA, Becky Albertalli and Adam Silvera, have teamed up to create the gay NYC love story you didn’t know you needed.
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12 Witchy Reads
Looking for something witchy to read? It sure seems like faeries are all the rage right now, but I’m partial to the witch as a character.
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What to Read and Why
I was first introduced to novelist and literary critic Francine Prose through her essay collection Reading Like a Writer, so I was intrigued when I found out she had a new collection coming out,
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6 Upcoming Books about Hard-Hitting Timely Issues
Sometimes, fiction is about diving into a world you might otherwise never get the chance to experience or becoming a character you could never be in the real world
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Pivot Point and Split Second
One of my goals for this year (and I had 100 of them) was to read everything by Kasie West and I can proudly say I accomplished it before the end of June!
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Mean Girls: A Novel
You know what IS fetch? Novelizations of famous movies that hold super true to the film and yet have additions that make it even funnier
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Author Spotlight: Ally Carter
Ally Carter is the queen of spies, double agents, heists, and high societ
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The Oracle Queen
What happened to Mad Queen Elsabet to make her go bad?
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Feisty and Feminine: A Rallying Cry for Conservative Women
It’s not easy being a conservative woman, but Future Female Leaders tries to make it easier. That’s why we’re excited to recommend a book built around empowering conservative women written by a conservative woman
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From the Corner of the Oval
It’s not your typical political memoir–it’s better.
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10 Banned Books Everyone Should Have on Their Shelves
Some of the most popular “banned books” are books that every single person should read.
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What We Know about Kasie West’s New Book: Fame Fate and the First Kiss
The queen of cute contemporary YA novels is back with a new book full of more alliteration on the heels of Love, Life and the Lis
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