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Macy
Posted at June 2, 2020

Fighting Ruben Wolfe by Markus Zusak, best-selling author of The Book Thief, is a quick read for a young adult, likely a boy

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Posted at May 27, 2020

The eighteenth-century period is a time of significant change for women, both politically and socially, of living. During such a

Macy
Posted at May 24, 2020

The Astonishing Color of After by Emily X. R. Pan is a book about love–familial and romantic. In the aftermath

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Posted at May 22, 2020

“I thought the poverty, chaos, and sadness I saw there were products of my Northern vision, that of a doctor

Macy
Posted at May 18, 2020

This book is over a decade old, so say hello to its millionth book review. But Writers, this one’s for

Macy
Posted at May 16, 2020

A query letter, huh? Sounds easy, but it must be precise. For all you authors trying to hook an agent,

Macy
Posted at May 11, 2020

You want to smile? Read this book. You want to cry? Read this book. You want to laugh, shout, weep?

ailenmanfredi
Posted at May 7, 2020

The novel 1984 written by George Orwell, is a set of comments on society as it clearly shows how an

Macy
Posted at May 3, 2020

Looking for a quick, mysterious, romantic, psychological read? Teenagers (and adults), this is for you. We Were Liars by

Macy
Posted at May 2, 2020

Creating a main character for your novel isn’t easy. So I’m here to help, because I’ve created a handful of

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