• “A Good Neigborhood” by Therese Anne Fowler
    Hello Everyone, I just finished reading A Good Neighborhood by Therese Anne Fowler. The genre for this novel is Adult Contemporary Fiction, meaning it is a made up story that takes place in today’s day and age with adult themes. Let’s […]
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  • Prodigal Son
    Most of you may not know this, but at one point, I wanted to be a Criminal Profiler for the F.B.I. I ended up choosing a different career (and met the amazing co-owners of this website), but something about serial killers fascinated me. I wanted to […]
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  • Good Omens – Amazon Prime
    Let me preface this by saying that I love Sir Terry Pratchett. I have read all of his Discworld books, save the last (I can’t bring myself to read it, knowing it is the final one). I have also met Neil Gaiman at my college, Rowan University. […]
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  • “Daisy Jones and The Six” by Taylor Jenkins Reid (Audiobook)
    Ever miss music shows on VH1 and MTV? Actual shows about music or bands? Not ones about six strangers living in a random house together or pregnant teenagers. Pop up videos, band interviews, documentaries, etc. Well that’s what Taylor Jenkins […]
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  • “The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo” by Taylor Jenkins Reid
    “The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo” was not a book I was going to read. I saw it perusing book stores with one of my best friends. We took a look at it and I said “Was she married to seven husbands in total? Or all at once?” […]
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  • iPad 6th Generation and the Apple Pencil
    Hey guys! ‘Tis me, Jen, your favorite techie. You all know I love technology, especially with my review of the Kindle Oasis. Yesterday, I got a new piece of tech that I figured I’d review for you guys. If you guys couldn’t tell […]
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  • Storm-wake by Lucy Christopher
    A few weeks ago, I received my first ARC (Advanced Reviewer Copy) of a book by one of my favorite authors: Lucy Christopher. I was totally excited to read it because I absolutely loved her books Stolen and Flyaway. Storm-wake is a novel loosely […]
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  • Rival to the Queen by Carolly Erickson
    Yes, my friends, it is another historical fiction. Can you see the trend here? This book is about Queen Elizabeth I’s cousin Lettice Knollys and her tumultuous relationship with the queen. The novel starts off with Lettice as a young girl and […]
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  • “Clock Dance” by Anne Tyler
    Oh boy. I just finished Clock Dance written by Anne Tyler and as much as I don’t want to write a review for this book, I really can’t get it off my mind. I am hoping to write quickly, because I have things to do, but I fear this may be a […]
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  • “Troublemaker: Surviving Hollywood and Scientology” by Leah Remini
    My good friend got me into Scientology. Not as in wanting to join it and study it as a religion, but learning about it as much as possible and all the positive/negative press it was getting and why. Then, Leah Remini announced she was splitting with […]
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