Tag: Review
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The 57 Bus
The 57 Bus is true crime meets social justice meets great reporting.
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Bad Blood
I couldn’t wait any longer to get my hands on this book, one of the most frequent “best of 2018” books
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Monday’s Not Coming
For my “realistic fiction” selection for my grad class on YA literature, I picked up an ARC I’d been starring at for awhile: Monday’s Not Coming by Tiffany Jackson.
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My Favorite Half-Night Stand
I’ve never been a huge “romance” reader but now that I’ve discovered what I will call the rom-com genre that is Christina Lauren, I’m obsessed.
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The Poet X
My grad school class on YA literature asks us to read an “award winning YA book from 2017, 18 or 19” and I knew I wanted to read The Poet X by Elizabeth Acevedo
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When We Caught Fire
Set against the backdrop of the 1871 Great Chicago Fire, When We Caught Fire is a historical romance with a love triangle, an impending wedding, a lot of talk about “society” and a great ominous foreboding sense about the whole thing.
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For Better and Worse
I love a good murder, but could I execute the perfect one and get away with it? Probably not. But Natalie and Will are going to try
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What Waits in the Woods
It’s a little spooky, kind of scary, makes me never want to camp ever, and wow, I’m glad I read it.
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Roomies
I’ve never been big on “romances” or even “rom-coms” but wow am I addicted to Christina Lauren books right now
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Dear Committee Members
I’m a big fan of the idea of satire, but I find myself reluctant to seek it out. When I heard Julie Schumacher on the Folger Library podcast discussing her latest book, The Shakespeare Requirement, though, my interest was peaked.
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Lies We Told
In my quest to finish all of my BOTM books and because I love the color purple, I finally picked up Lies We Told and wow, was I engrossed.
