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Love Six of Crows? Here are 6 YA books with high stakes missions to dive into!

Love Six of Crows? Here are 6 YA books with high stakes missions to dive into!

Categories Book BuzzFebruary 16, 2022 by Reads A Lot Editor
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If Six of Crows is in your pile of Re-Read Forever books, then here are a few more high stakes thrillers we think should be on your list!   League … Read More

The Strangeness of Life vs. Fiction in “Be Here to Love Me at the End of the World” – Chicago Review of Books

The Strangeness of Life vs. Fiction in “Be Here to Love Me at the End of the World” – Chicago Review of Books

Categories Book ReviewsFebruary 14, 2022 by Aaron Coats
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Sasha Fletcher is a poet who has catapulted himself onto the fiction scene with his first novel, Be Here to Love Me at the End … Read More

Love is in the air! Read chapter 1 of KISS & TELL by Adib Khorram

Love is in the air! Read chapter 1 of KISS & TELL by Adib Khorram

Categories Book BuzzFebruary 11, 2022 by Reads A Lot Editor
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It’s officially swoony season, and that means swoony reading! Today, we’re sharing chapter 1 from Kiss & Tell by Adib Khorram, a smart, sexy YA novel about a … Read More

A Feast for Romance Readers in April Kelly’s “Love & Other Disasters” – Chicago Review of Books

A Feast for Romance Readers in April Kelly’s “Love & Other Disasters” – Chicago Review of Books

Categories Book ReviewsFebruary 4, 2022 by Jen St. Jude
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Cooking competition shows are beloved for their delightful cast of characters, methodical rhythm, and delicious artistry. They have also been safe havens for queer people … Read More

Metafiction and Convention in “The Women I Love” – Chicago Review of Books

Metafiction and Convention in “The Women I Love” – Chicago Review of Books

Categories Book ReviewsDecember 7, 2021 by D. W. White
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​​Van Gogh’s self-portraits are among his most famous and beloved works; presidential autobiographies fly off the shelves when they inexorably appear a year out of … Read More

The Labour of Love in “The Love Makers” – Chicago Review of Books

The Labour of Love in “The Love Makers” – Chicago Review of Books

Categories Book ReviewsNovember 23, 2021 by Shinjini
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The Love Makers begins with a two-hundred-page novel by Aifric Campbell, Scarlett and the Gurl. Over the span of a day, on a road trip … Read More

Racism and Masculinity in “Give My Love to the Savages” – Chicago Review of Books

Racism and Masculinity in “Give My Love to the Savages” – Chicago Review of Books

Categories Book ReviewsJuly 16, 2021 by Malavika Praseed
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Chris Stuck knows what he’s doing. In Give My Love to the Savages, his debut short story collection, deliberation and intention shine through. These are … Read More

See You in the Next Life in “Love Like Water, Love Like Fire” – Chicago Review of Books

See You in the Next Life in “Love Like Water, Love Like Fire” – Chicago Review of Books

Categories Book ReviewsMay 10, 2021 by Ross Collin
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“Two deaths you cannot have and one you cannot avoid.” So goes a Russian saying Mikhail Iossel remembers in his excellent new collection Love Like … Read More

Our Fave Romance Books Where Hate Turns to Love

Our Fave Romance Books Where Hate Turns to Love

Categories Book BuzzApril 27, 2021 by Anna Lough
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The enemies-to-lovers trope is my jam. Is there anything more delicious than watching two people dance back and forth over that line between love and … Read More

Missed Connections in “Dostoevsky in Love” – Chicago Review of Books

Missed Connections in “Dostoevsky in Love” – Chicago Review of Books

Categories Book ReviewsMarch 31, 2021 by Ross Collin
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Across his fiction, journalism, and letters, Fyodor Dostoevsky spoke in many voices. He spoke as a radical who would face mock execution and years in … Read More

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