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Book Review: Beyond The Court by Stef C.R.
Official Synopsis: Nothing will stand between this tennis player and her grand slam. Not even love... Maggie Taylor didn't get to be one of the best tennis players in the world by throwing out all her rules. She sticks to her routines and works hard to keep her heart from getting broken. After all, "love" means nothing to a tennis player and Maggie knows first hand how complicated and messy relationships can be. Even her parents ended up getting a divorce. Instead of looking
Maggie Christopher
6 hours ago


Book Review: The Obake Code by Makana Yamamoto
Official Synopsis: How do you follow the greatest crime of all time? It's been three years since the Atlas heist. Malia, aka the Obake, the greatest hacker of all time, was set for life. But being set for life turns out to be pretty boring. But when her new hobby of rigging underground fights lands her in trouble with one of the most dangerous gangs on Kepler Space Station, she's offered a deal: take down the corrupt politician interfering with the gang's business, or it's t
Maggie Christopher
3 days ago


Book Review: How To Kill A Guy in Ten Dates by Shailee Thompson
Official Synopsis: When Jamie Prescott and her best friend Laurie attend a speed-dating event, Jamie expects to meet a roster of mediocre men and indulge in some street food afterwards. She doesn’t expect one of her dates to have his throat slit at their table during a blackout. After the lights come back on and there are more bodies on the floor, it becomes clear that dating can be a very dangerous pastime. Armed with makeshift weapons and Jamie’s extensive knowledge of what
Maggie Christopher
Feb 8


Book Review: Vanishing Treasures: A Bestiary of Extraordinary Endangered Creatures by Katherine Rundell
A magical look at the silly little blorbos that will be needing our help in the coming years. 4/5 Stars I'm an ADHD girlie, and when I play Stardew Valley (my most recent hyperfixation), I often want to listen to an audiobook. I tend to shy away from fiction when I am multitasking with something that takes more focus than just chores, so nonfiction works perfectly for me, as it feels more like I am listening to a podcast. Nonfiction reads are also usually where I find my next
Allison Young
Feb 5
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