“She is too fond of books, and it has turned her brain”
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5 World War II Fiction Books to Read
World War II novels are all the literary rage right now,
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Heroes for My Daughter
I love a good hero or heroine and I seek out inspirational stories on the daily. Therefore, when I found out that Brad Meltzer, famous and best-selling mystery and thriller author, had a book called Heroes for My Daughter, I knew I had to check it out.
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Unified: How Our Unlikely Friendship Gives Us Hope for a Divided Country
At a time when politics seems more divisive than ever, we can always look for more ways to come together as friends and fellow citizens.
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$1.99 or Less Kindle Book Deals: May 11th
Stock up for summer reading with these cheap Kindle Books!
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Author Spotlight: Colleen Hoover
If you love romance novels that are sure to make you have FEELINGS than check out Colleen Hoover
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What We Know About Jodi Picoult’s New Book
Jodi Picoult has a new book coming out this October and we have a title, a description, and a cover!
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Our Kind of Cruelty
It’s twisted fiction, but Our Kind of Cruelty is a story you won’t be able to put down.
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7 Must Read Books For Writers
Writing is scary, and it’s overwhelming, but the good thing is that people have done it before and the ones who are really good at it are willing to share their secrets.
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My Plain Jane
The Lady Janies are back with a re-telling of the beloved Jane Eyre, complete with the brilliant author herself, ghosts, and pop culture references
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6 Books about the Romanovs You Need to Read
If you’re anything like me you’re absolutely fascinated by historical mysteries and historical tragedies and there is nothing that fits the bill quite like the murder of the Romanov royal family
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How to Best Utilize Your Local Library
As a voracious reader on a limited budget, I’ve always loved my local library. I’ve been a card-carrying member since birth pretty much
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Wild Things: The Joy of Reading Children’s Literature as an Adult
What are the hidden messages in your favorite children’s books? What did CS Lewis really want to convey about Christianity in his Narnia books? How did Charlotte’s Web change the way kid talk about death?
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