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Molly McCaffrey
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You Belong to Us
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How to Survive Graduate School: And Other Disasters: Short Stories
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Commutability: Stories about the Journey from Here to There: A 2010 MSR Short Fiction Anthology
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Teresa Richard's Last to Leave is a great thrill ride that will appeal to all gamers and lovers of novels about the world of gaming, social media, and reality television. This modern take on the old Clue board game is simultaneously original and full ...more |
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I was super excited to get my hands on a copy of this book about how to build resilience and thrive after experiencing trauma. I've experienced my fair share of trauma in life—some of it before I was old enough to know what the word trauma meant—but ...more |
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"No. The main character is so unlikeable and doesn't actually even learn anything until MAYBE the last 10 pages, but even then, his character growth is so minimal. The humor was crude and not even in a particularly funny way. No characters have dimens"
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"1. it's pretty racist, 2. I can't remember anything about this book other than that 3. when I actually read this I was like half asleep and rushed the book and didn't pay attention yikes okay bye
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Mary
Sep 25, 2013 07:24AM
Just read a pretty decent first novel called /Wild Girls/, in which the villain is a "Dr. David Bell," handsome folklorist, academy headmaster and seducer of young women, who gets ripped apart by a gang of maenads. I think you'd like it. :-) Wild Girls
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C.J. HeckHello Molly,
It's such a pleasure having you as a friend. Thank you and best wishes!
My warmest regards,
CJ
You really do write good reviews, Molly. There are many outfits out there willing to pay for review writing but the majority will at least give you a free book. I'd think about this and maybe even start up your own web page reviewing books. If you do this then MOST publishers will send their very first printed copies to librarians and review writers FREE. You simply read it then give them their review. ALL of them want to print good reviews of their books BEFORE these books come out to the public.