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Andy Grenne did the Lord’s work with this one. He talked with everyone; producers, writers, directors, actors (even Steve!), costume designers, and caterers. It’s everything you could have ever wanted to know about The Office, all in one book. It’s the perfect quarantine read!
Continue readingAs I am a big fan of Jessica Fletcher’s work, on page and screen, my mom recommended I try out Mrs. Pollifax. Another senior citizen who doesn’t let age define her, Gilman created a very lovable detective with this series. Even if the plots are outrageous.
Continue readingSo, here’s the thing. Every Other Weekend by Abigail Johnson. Another YA romance layered with difficult real life circumstances. But this one is done well!
Continue readingBefore we start with Goldin, those of you who have been around for a minute know that mysteries and thrillers hold a special place in my heart. Sure, every genre has their strengths, but mysteries are in their own league.
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This is the true story of Thad Roberts, a NASA intern who stole pieces of the moon. I had never even heard of this incident until I read the description of this audiobook, but I saw Casey Affleck narrated and that sealed the deal. What could be better than my favorite Affleck reading about true crime?
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OH BISH. Buckle up for this one. I’m so ready. After years of swearing never to publish Midnight Sun, apparently Meyer started to run out of Twilight money because here we are, 650 pages of Edward’s perspective later. And it is wild.
Continue readingAs we inch closer to what promises to be a strange fall, I’ve decided to lean in and read more horror. Although The Sun Down Motel isn’t super horrifying, St. James did pull off some fun ghost tricks.
Continue readingI’m going to preface this post right from the beginning. I’m approaching this book from two different perspectives. One, the representation it provides via it’s characters and plot lines. Two, it’s quality of writing, characters, and plot development. In Daria ‘s case, these are two different categories.
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Lonesome Dove. A mammoth, epic tale of the West and what happens to two Texas Rangers after they’ve hung up their badges. You’ve probably heard of McMurtry and his most famous story. But if you’re like me, you might not have actually ever read it. Until now.
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I’m honestly not sure where to start with The All-Night Sun. I think I know what Zinna was trying to do, but I’m not sure it accomplished it for me. Or maybe Zinna just watched Midsommar and was like, let me do something similar, but different. Gotta capitalize on the trends!
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