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The Infinite Moment of Us
Outrageous The Victoria Woodhull Saga Volume One Rise to Riches
Outrageous: The Victoria Woodhull Saga Volume One
Eleanor and Park
Eleanor and Park
Fangirl by Rainbow Rowell
Fangirl
The Andy Smithson Series
The Andy Smithson Series
Centernia
Centernia: “Return to the Castle”
From Cronkite to Colbert
From Cronkite to Colbert by Geoffrey Baym

From Cronkite to Colbert by Geoffrey Baym

by on ·Business, Contemporary, Nonfiction
From Cronkite to Colbert

From Cronkite to Colbert by Geoffrey Baym is a book I have read at least three times. This text is extremely important for people interested in journalism and or media studies. This is a great book to have on hand because it discusses the evolution of what audiences believe a news anchor should be. I will make note of the fact that the book was originally published in 2009 and does not dive into a lot of what has currently been going on in the world of news, especially entertainment shows and satirical programs. As the title suggests, Baym stopped…

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Centernia: “Return to the Castle”

by on ·Action and Adventure, Coming-of-age Story, Fantasy
Centernia

From the opening page of “Return to the Castle” by Rose Catherine Kahn, I was surprised by how well-written it was. The characterizations, setting, tone, and dialogue were all on point. I kept thinking that this book should be featured or published by a big name house. The author, Kahn, crafted a thoughtful narrative all on her own self-publishing this piece.- ADVERTISING – continue reading below – “Return to the Castle” focuses on the intertwining lives of Misa, Teren, and Nico, all of whom live in Castle Aurumice (a fantastical place), and Jessica Vance Ravenwolfe, a normal high school student (living in…

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Fangirl

by on ·Coming-of-age Story, Contemporary, Fiction, Young Adult
Fangirl by Rainbow Rowell

Fangirl by Rainbow Rowell has quickly become one of my favorite novels. Cather, nicknamed Cath, has always relied on her twin sister, Wren, for companionship. Growing up, the two read Simon Snow and wrote fanfiction together. After their mother left, the sisters relied on the fantastical storylines they read and penned to fill a void, allowing them to fall into a magical mystical world and spend time together doing something they loved.

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