CoHo fans rejoiced this weekend as It Ends With Us hit theaters. And boy are there a lot of them. The movie has already grossed over $50 million in its first weekend. I rarely read Hoover, but my sister and mom both liked this one, so I read it as well, and the three of […]
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Twitter is a terrifying monster populated by the craziest, most unhinged people in the universe. Naturally, I created a new twitter account for this blog. Brand spanking new. Two days old as of this writing. I will not be referring to it as X. That’s ridiculous. All of us social media savvy users know that
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I decided to take the plunge and get my first tattoo. A book themed tattoo. Shocking, I know. Apparently, my rebellious spirit is really kicking in as I approach the later part of my 30’s. I’ve wanted a tattoo for a while but haven’t been entirely sure I wouldn’t panic the moment the needle hit
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Back-to-school season is upon us and the kids are all getting ready to be taught against their will. None of them want to learn math, apparently. Parents are rejoicing in a return to schedules and a little sibling separation. There are only so many times you can listen to small humans argue about the best
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Thriller fans, this is yet another excellent new selection. From the very beginning, it’s clear that nothing is as it seems in the Barclay household. This is a family on the brink of disaster and the nanny just plunged to her death from one of the historic home’s windows. Following the death of her nanny,
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Walking through Target, buying only the necessities I assure you, I noticed that the store is fully in back-to-school mode. The entire seasonal section is full of notebooks, pens, and matching backpack and lunchbox sets. Around the main store, you see the signs that school is approaching too. There are teacher mugs and lots of
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I somehow read two books in a row about a child going missing, at night, while camping. As an indoorsy person myself, I can’t entirely relate to the need to leave the climate-controlled environment of my home. If these books are to be believed, going outside is how 100% of all tragedies occur. I suggest
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Today’s review is on Riley Sager’s newest book The Middle of the Night. I’m going to start with the couple of things that bugged me and then explain why I give it 4 stars anyway. There was a lot of misdirection, intended to make the twists throughout more surprising. I found that they led me
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