“She is too fond of books, and it has turned her brain”
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Genuine Fraud
If you love mysterious heroines and trying to backtrack through a mystery, Lockhart’s latest novel, Genuine Fraud, is the book for you.
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Stronger
Stronger is the memoir of Jeff Bauman, a Boston Marathon Bombing survivor who is just that, a survivor
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The Opposite of Loneliness
Marina Keegan had a full life ahead of her, a job at the New Yorker, and a Yale degree at her back, but five days after graduation, she died in a car accident.
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Author Spotlight: Andrew Clements
When I was a wee middle schooler, and later when I wanted to reflect on the simpler times in life, I turned to Andrew Clements
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The Distance Between Us
After a rough finals period, I needed a feel-good teen romance to keep me going, and I found that in Kasie West’s The Distance Between Us.
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Murder on the Orient Express
After seeing the Murder on the Orient Express movie starring Kenneth Branagh, Johnny Depp, Leslie Odom Jr, Penelope Cruz, Josh Gad, and many, many more, I was eager to read the novel it was based upon. I was happy to discover that it was one of the better book-to-film adaptations I have seen, at least…
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The Hate U Give Movie Casting
The Hate U Give by Angie Thomas is becoming a movie, and here is a look at the cast!
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Holidays on Ice
If you’ve got a dark sense of humor and are trying to get in the holiday spirit, look no further than David Sedaris’s hilarious short story collection
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It Takes Two: Our Story
Lovers of HGTV and the Property Brothers, this book is likely beckoning your name.
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Melissa Explains It All
Get inside the mind of Clarissa and Sabrina the Teenage Witch as Melissa Joan Harts reveals the details of her life
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December Releases
How is it already the end of the year? It seems like 2017 just started, but I’ve already read over a hundred books and am still reading more. My school semester comes to an end in the middle of December, which means I don’t get much reading done in the first half (thanks to finals!)…
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The Wife Between Us
Domestic noir is best done when controlled by an unreliable narrator, and the Wife Between Us is chock full of unreliable narrators and characters that blend and merge and diverge throughout to craft a compelling psychological thriller that will keep you turning the page.
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