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Book Review: That's a Great Question, I'd Love to Tell You by Elyse Myers
Online influencer, Elyse Myers, charms in this collection of autobiographical essays that prove sometimes your quirks are your greatest strengths. 4/5 Stars I remember first coming across Myers' videos and feeling so very seen by her angle of awkwardness in everyday life. Bad dates, panic attacks, and everything in-between area all fair game in this relatable collection. Myers explores various ages of cringey, from her youth spending Seven Minutes in Heaven accidentally frien
Allison Young
2 days ago


Book Reviews: Three Books to Feed your Inner Foodie
These books will leave you craving more- more info on the food industry that is! Why not learn about the past, the present, and the future of food in these fun essay collections? Carême: The First Celebrity Chef by Ian Kelly There's a reason why this book was turned into a television show. Antonin Carême, whom Kelly deems "the first celebrity chef," is quite the character- and I mean that in all the good and the bad ways you can think of. His story embodies rags to riches an
Allison Young
4 days ago


Book Review: Thirty Love by Tom Vellner
Official Synopsis: American tennis star Leo Chambers is determined to win the US Open by thirty, the age when many players feel retirement looming. He’s just a year away from that dreaded birthday, but he can’t find his focus—considering he hasn’t told anyone he’s gay, he’s clashing with his strict coach (who also happens to be his dad), and he still can’t figure out how to beat his longtime nemesis on tour, Gabe Montoya, who, well, hits different. Gabe is playing better tha
Maggie Christopher
Mar 8


Book Review: Motor City Love Song by Lisa Peers
Official Synopsis: No one knows why the queen of indie rock vanished from the Detroit scene twenty years ago. Now, her ex-girlfriend is determined to track her down—and what she uncovers will change everything. Detroit, 1997. At the Artemis Club, Paloma is chasing rock-and-roll stardom, with her girlfriend and manager Jace committed to making her a worldwide indie sensation. But when Paloma suddenly disappears from the public eye in 2001, Jace is left to pick up the pieces. T
Maggie Christopher
Mar 5
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