A Deep Dive into Dark Waters: My Thoughts on Deadly Waters by Dot Hutchison There’s something about psychological thrillers set against the backdrop of college life that pulls me in every time. Perhaps it’s the combination of youthful recklessness and the lurking shadows of serious issues. That’s why Dot Hutchison’s Deadly Waters, the first in

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Band Nerd: A Graphic Novel – Embracing the Harmony of Struggles and Triumphs As someone who spent countless hours tucked away in rehearsal rooms, toting my oboe between orchestra practices and school performances, Band Nerd: A Graphic Novel by Kelsey Wroblewski caught my eye immediately. The prospect of diving into the world of music, intertwined

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The Complex Life of the 1%: My Thoughts on Wanted: Toddler’s Personal Assistant by Stephanie Kiser Have you ever wondered what it’s really like to nanny for the elite in New York City? That question is what first drew me to Wanted: Toddler’s Personal Assistant by Stephanie Kiser. As someone who has always been fascinated

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A Cozy Neighborhood Turned Battleground: A Review of Perfectly Nice Neighbors When I first stumbled upon Perfectly Nice Neighbors by Kia Abdullah, I was immediately drawn in by the promise of neighborhood drama. Having already been captivated by Abdullah’s storytelling in her previous novel, I had high expectations, and let me tell you, they were

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Book Review: The Usual Desire to Kill by [Author’s Name] You know that feeling when you pick up a book and sense an immediate connection? The Usual Desire to Kill hooked me right from the start, and not just because of its catchy title. It promised a satirical dive into the chaos that often accompanies

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Exploring the Dark Corners: A Personal Reflection on Black Pill by Elle Reeve When I first stumbled upon Black Pill: How I Witnessed the Darkest Corners of the Alt-Right, I felt a mixture of intrigue and apprehension. Elle Reeve’s courage in diving into such an unsettling world made me curious about what drives individuals towards

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