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Books That Take You On A Journey
With so many adventures waiting in the pages of books, there really is no need to spend all that money to get on a plane and fly across the ocean – or through time! Today, we’re sharing 5 books we think will take you on an eye-opening journey without even having to get out of… Read More »
Tags: Nadia Hashimi, pam jenoff, Paulo Coelho, Phaedra Patrick, The Alchemist, The Curious Charms of Arthur Pepper, The Night Mark, The Orphan's Tale, Tiffany Reisz, When the Moon is Low
Judge a Book by Its Cover: Coastal Edition
Should you judge something solely by its appearance? Definitely not, but today we’re looking ahead to summer and showcasing covers on a coastal theme for books that are as amazing on the inside as they are on the outside. Marked for Revenge by Emelie Schepp The second book in the thrilling Nordic Noir trilogy, Marked… Read More »
Tags: A.J. Banner, come away with me, emelie schepp, Find Me, J.S Monroe, karma brown, Marked for Revenge, pam jenoff, The Last Summer at Chelsea Beach, The Night Mark, The Twilight Wife, Tiffany Reisz
Your International Women’s Day Reading List
Today is International Women’s Day, a day celebrating women and their lives and achievements. Whatever genre you feel like diving into to mark the occasion, we have you covered with these books by and about women, celebrating the diversity of womanhood and exploring the unique issues faced by women. Historical Fiction The Orphan’s Tale… Read More »
Tags: Alice Walker, amy poehler, Bad Feminist, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, Do Not Say We Have Nothing, Feminist Fight Club, I Am Malala, Jessica Bennett, karma brown, Madeleine Thien, Malala Yousafzai, Margaret Atwood, Marjane Satrapi, Nadia Hashimi, pam jenoff, Persepolis: The Story of a Childhood, Roxanne Gay, The Choices We Make, The Color Purple, The Handmaid’s Tale, The Orphan's Tale, The Pearl That Broke Its Shell, We Should All Be Feminists, Yes Please
Author Guest Post: Bringing the Past to Life
A few years back, I was on a book panel with a women’s fiction author. (I understand that classifying authors by genre, especially this one, can be controversial. I only mean that she writes modern-day, relationship-driven fiction with strong female protagonists.) An audience member asked us about our writing process and this author said, “Well,… Read More »
Tags: Books, Historical Fiction, pam jenoff, reading, The Orphan's Tale, writing