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I’m here to tell you about my favorite 2025 book I’ve read this year: Gary Shteyngart’s Vera, or Faith. In this book review of Vera, or Faith, I’m going to tell you why I loved it—and why I think it’s
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Autumn is basically here, but this list of the best new books fall 2025 has to offer heralds the unofficial start to the season. What is better than books, falling leaves, cozy
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I’m here to tell you about my favorite 2025 book I’ve read this year: Gary Shteyngart’s Vera, or Faith. In this book review of Vera, or Faith, I’m going to tell you
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The best YA graphic novel retellings on this list harness the powers of visual art for crafting fresh takes on older tales. The books featured on this list put a new spin
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I have always loved books. I love them so much that I even wrote a list here on Broke by Books about the best bird books. Birds lend themselves to so many
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With this post, I’m bringing back my monthly Recommended Reads report. This recurring feature is a roundup of what I’ve been reading over the last month, along with several books I recommend.
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I’m back to blogging! It’s been an eventful last sixteen months as I have had to decide which way to pivot after this blog, my beloved Broke by Books, has seen a
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Welcome to my roundup of the Best Books of 2023! Wow, can you believe it’s nearly 2024? I’ve mostly had a pretty good year, packed with great reading, a good amount of
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The 1997 disaster-romance movie Titanic is arguably among the best movies of all time, and it has many craft lessons if you’re looking for romance writing tips. In this article, I’m going
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In this list of the best new Christmas romance books for 2023, you’ll find a delightfully cozy mix of love stories. Whether it’s snow storms or fake relationships bringing people together, discover
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Welcome back to Recommended Reads, my monthly roundup of books I recommend (courtesy of The Swarthmorean, which houses this column)! Can you believe it’s fall already? That means it’s time for the
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