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Reading Paper Towns as Historical Fiction

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I am a massive John Green fan. From his videos to books to his podcasts, I love the things he creates and the work he does career wise as well as to improve the world. However, I hadn’t read Paper Towns, his third novel, until literally an hour ago, and I have some capital “O” opinions about the book.  Continue reading “Reading Paper Towns as Historical Fiction” →

What I Read This Month: February 2018

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While February hasn’t ended yet, I figured now was a good time to get this up, before I completely forget what all the books were about.

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Memoir, not a Guide: How to Fall in Love with Anyone

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In anticipation of Valentine’s Day, my library had a table of books for “singles, ready to mingle.” As cringe worthy as that is, I perused, finding Mandy Len Catron’s book, How to Fall in Love with Anyone. I remember reading Catron’s New York Times piece, the most clicked of 2015, and figured this book was worth a shot.

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Book Thoughts Vs. Book Review

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Dear Reader, I think I have made a grave mistake in making these two separate categories, but I did want to explain the logic behind why I do what I do (especially after posting 8 book reviews in a row from 2015, having some new followers, and a plan to post a couple new book thoughts in the near future).

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Book Review: The Virtuous Feats of the Indomitable Miss Trafalgar and the Erudite Lady Boone by Geonn Cannon

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This review was originally published on The Rainbow Hub on September 18th, 2015. I have been given permission to reprint the review here. Enjoy!

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