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Catherine’s 2025 Year in Books
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Catherine Castoro
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March 2024
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Eddie Hest vs. Suburbia
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Don't Worry the Sheep
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Catherine Castoro
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Catherine Castoro
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Heart the Lover
by Lily King (Goodreads Author) Goodreads Choice Awards Nominee in Readers' Favorite Fiction |
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Catherine Castoro
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The Three Lives of Cate Kay
by Kate Fagan (Goodreads Author) Goodreads Choice Awards Nominee in Readers' Favorite Fiction |
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Catherine Castoro
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Catherine Castoro
is starting The Measure: DNF
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“The narrative is bolstered by an eclectic assembly of secondary characters, and Eddie is an energetic, edgy protagonist. Breezy, conversational, and often biting prose propels the action in an unconventional storyline that manages to be simultaneously absurd and tender, all the while offering a lesson in the power of self-affirmation. — Kirkus Reviews”
― Eddie Hest vs. Suburbia: A Novel
― Eddie Hest vs. Suburbia: A Novel
“Castoro’s structure...is unusual, but so is this memorable protagonist. Offbeat, ill-fated, but with a heart of gold for her loved ones, Eddie—and her story—will stick with readers long after the last page. — Booklife”
― Eddie Hest vs. Suburbia: A Novel
― Eddie Hest vs. Suburbia: A Novel
“The narrative is bolstered by an eclectic assembly of secondary characters, and Eddie is an energetic, edgy protagonist. Breezy, conversational, and often biting prose propels the action in an unconventional storyline that manages to be simultaneously absurd and tender, all the while offering a lesson in the power of self-affirmation. — Kirkus Reviews”
― Eddie Hest vs. Suburbia: A Novel
― Eddie Hest vs. Suburbia: A Novel
“Castoro’s structure...is unusual, but so is this memorable protagonist. Offbeat, ill-fated, but with a heart of gold for her loved ones, Eddie—and her story—will stick with readers long after the last page. — Booklife”
― Eddie Hest vs. Suburbia: A Novel
― Eddie Hest vs. Suburbia: A Novel
