Tag: novels
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Unconventional Spooky-Time Books
Okay, yes. Spooky books are inherently unconventional in content. But what if there’s something about them that makes them even more unique? I’ve seen reading guides on YouTube, blogs, and Instagram recommending what you’d typically expect: Stephen King, slashers, Riley Sager, etc. While there’s absolutely nothing wrong with these, I thought I’d switch things up.…
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Cathy’s Corner: The Switch
Cathy’s back in Cathy’s Corner for another guest post! Cathy’s Rating of The Switch Cathy’s Review Leena and Eileen Cotton are in mourning. After Leena’s sister/Eileen’s granddaughter (Carla) passes away, Leena begins having panic attacks at work and Eileen’s husband leaves her for another woman. They both need a break from their situations so they…
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Cathy’s Corner: The Female Persuasion
Cathy’s back in her Corner for a new guest post! Cathy’s Rating of The Female Persuasion Cathy’s Review The Female Persuasion is centered around a young woman named Greer and her experiences beginning in college through early adulthood. This is a multiple perspective story that switches between Greer, her friend, her mentor, her love interest,…
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Connecting… through reading books!
Ah, yes. The never-ending struggle of the modern reader. Reading for fun may seem daunting and isolating these days, but it is actually the opposite. It is enjoyable; it connects. It enhances; it reflects. I would like to call myself a literary connoisseur, but perhaps quirky, an introvert with my extroverted bursts, and book-obsessed are…
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