“She is too fond of books, and it has turned her brain”
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10 Books To Read If You’re Enthralled by the OJ Simpson Case
OJ Simpson was granted parole in July and will likely be released in October, and people could not tear their eyes away from their TV screens as the parole hearing was broadcast live. It seems like the world cannot get enough of OJ Simpson, and frankly, neither can I. If you’re like me and want…
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5 Books to Read if You Love Gone Girl
Gone Girl became a cultural phenomenon a couple years ago, and ever since, thrillers and suspense novels have billed themselves as “the next Gone Girl.” These books are five of the best “Gone Girl-esque” books that I’ve read since Gone Girl that have truly kept me on the edge of my seat.
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August Releases
This month there are some awesome and exciting fiction and nonfiction releases I can’t wait to get my hands on!
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Duke of Bannerman Prep
I’m a big fan of The Great Gatsby and F Scott Fitzgerald, so when I heard there was a young adult Great Gatsby retelling coming out in May, I knew I had to have it.
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Behind Her Eyes
If you’re enthralled by books like Gone Girl and Girl on the Train, look no further for your next binge-read. Sarah Pinborough’s Behind Her Eyes is a perfect blend of suspense and psychological thrill with an ending that will leave you reeling.
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July Releases
July feels so slow, but there are still some interesting books coming out this month. Dangerous by Milo Yiannopoulos is probably going to be the most hotly debated book of the year. Because You Love to Hate Me is a great new pairing of beloved authors and up and coming book tubers. I’ll definitely be…
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Small Great Things
Best-selling author Jodi Picoult, famous for My Sisters Keeper and Nineteen Minutes among others, is back at it with a book about race, white supremacy, and understanding the shades of gray we all live within.
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Maybe in Another Life
What would you do if your life hung on a decision made in one moment? Would you stay, or would you go? Which life is the life you were meant to live? Those are some of the questions that Taylor Jenkins Reid explores in her novel, Maybe in Another Life, which tackles young adulthood and…
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None of the Above
With the beginning of summer vacation, I’ve put down the classic novels and turned to more recent fiction releases. None of the Above was not on my radar at all, but I was scrolling through ebooks offered by my library and it caught my eye, and the rest was history. Here’s the brief summary that…
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A Court of Wings and Ruin
I’m not the biggest consumer of fantasy novels, especially YA fantasy, but since no one in the book world could shut up about these books, I finally picked it up. I read the first two books, A Court of Thorns and Roses and A Court of Mist and Fury, over Christmas Break, and patiently waited…
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June Releases
We’re almost halfway through the year, and I’m actually ahead of schedule on my Goodreads reading challenge of reading 125 books in 2017
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Big Little Lies
After a busy semester of reading the classics and then forcing myself to avoid fall spoilers related to the HBO show, I FINALLY read Big Little Lies
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