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Stories that Dance Off the Page

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Every year, when Emmy season arrives, the entertainment world scrambles to catch up. The nominations list drops, critics dust off their hot takes and outlets scramble to produce prediction pieces overnight. But at BookTrib, we like to think we were already ahead of the game. We have been talking about…

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Stories that Dance Off the Page

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Who Doesn’t Love a Good Cry? Books That Brought Our Staff to Tears

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