Fanny Hill is synonymous with pornography and obscenity. It was banned in many countries, like Britain and the United States, shortly after it's publication in…
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Are you looking for a well-written novel to read that pulls you in right away and is controversial? All The Ugly and Wonderful Things is a…
Continue reading → Book Review: All The Ugly and Wonderful Things, by Bryn Greenwood
Little Fires Everywhere is a book that I wasn't sure that I was going to enjoy, but I am so glad that I…
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5-B Poppy Lane is the second story in A Merry Little Christmas by Debbie Macomber. The story begins with Ruth Shelton, a University of Washington…
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1225 Christmas Tree Lane is the first story of two in the book titled A Merry Little Christmas by Debbie Macomber. It is a heart-warming…
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From the author of Coraline comes another unique story, The Graveyard Book. Neil Gaiman's story about the boy who grew up in a graveyard is addictive…
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Red Clocks is a thought-provoking and complicated novel that raises questions on life in the United States if Roe vs. Wade is overturned. For many,…
The Witches of New York is a fast-paced, well-written novel that gives the reader a glimpse into the life of New York City women in 1880. New York City…
Continue reading → Book Review: The Witches of New York, by Ami McKay