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Jonesin’ For a Fix: Books for TV Addicts — Gilmore Girls Edition

Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life finally has a release date and I could not be more excited. I’ve made no secret of my Gilmore Girl love and it’s only getting worse as we get closer to the reboot. How are we possibly going to wait until November 25 to find…

Rachel CarterAugust 18, 2016

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Did You Love Agent Carter? Try These 4 Books to Get Over the Cancellation

There’s nothing worse than when your favorite TV show gets canceled. You spend years invested in the characters and love stories, waiting for that happy ending you know is coming. But when the network decides to cancel the show prematurely, you’re left to wonder and speculate as you pray for…

Rachel CarterAugust 16, 2016

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Talking Georgia Clark’s ‘The Regulars’: What’s So Bad about Being…Regular?

Let's face it, being a girl is hard. Deciding what to wear and then if that clothing fits your apple or pear body shape is not always enjoyable. Answering the question: do I have too much makeup on or not enough, is typically a rhetorical question, because is there ever really an answer? The…

Mercedes ReinerAugust 11, 2016

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The Other, Other George R.R. Martin Series Comes to Television: Wild Cards

Superheroes are clearly super hot right now. So is the hit HBO television series Game of Thrones, based on George R.R. Martin’s A Song of Ice and Fire fantasy novels, which is hot off its extremely well-received sixth season. “Hmm, if only there was a way to capitalize on the…

Katie HiresAugust 11, 2016

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Review: Dive Into Psychological Mystery on Peregrine Island

Tolstoy said that every unhappy family is unhappy in its own way. Diane B. Saxton, the debut author of Peregrine Island (She Writes Press, August 2, 2016), would probably agree. Her new novel dives into a memorably dysfunctional family, the Peregrines, living on the titular private island on Long Island…

Katie HiresAugust 9, 2016

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Who the Hell Are These People? A Suicide Squad Breakdown!

There’s a lot of hype around the new Suicide Squad movie -- and it’s not hard to see why. The cast looks ridiculous, the posters have been delightfully comic-y, and the trailers have been straight up awesome: Comic book fans seem to be happy about a movie that looks…

Katie HiresAugust 5, 2016

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The Top 10 August Books to Read as Summer Winds Down

Somehow it’s already August (where has the summer gone??) and the heat is sweltering, the beach days are in full swing, and we’re already bracing for that first cold bite of fall. While we bask in our last true summer month, we’re devouring as many new books as we can.…

Rachel CarterAugust 4, 2016

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Review of ‘Harry Potter and the Cursed Child’: Does J.K. Rowling Break New Ground?

Well, here we are. The “last” tale of the Harry Potter saga from J.K. Rowling and this time it hits the stage on London’s West End. Harry Potter and The Cursed Child (Arthur A. Levine Books, July 31, 2016) penned by Rowling, Jack Thorne and John Tiffany, continues the story of The…

Matt GillickAugust 3, 2016

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Jonesin’ For a Fix: Books for TV Addicts — Scorpion Edition

I do not understand why more people aren’t talking about CBS’s crime drama, Scorpion. Funny, smart and quick, it’s one of the best serial crime shows on TV right now. Which is not something I say lightly. Scorpion combines thrilling action with whip-smart characters and a cast that’s both charming…

Rachel CarterJuly 29, 2016

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From TV to Books: We’re Currently Obsessed with Beauty and the Beast

Lately it seems like Beauty and the Beast retellings are everywhere. First there’s the live action reboot starring Emma Watson that’s scheduled to come out next year. And then there’s The CW’s Beauty and the Beast, which premiered its fourth and final season on June 2. Not that I’m complaining;…

Rachel CarterJuly 26, 2016

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Jonesin’ For a Fix: Books for TV Addicts — Jane the Virgin Edition

When I first heard the premise to The CW's Jane the Virgin, I rolled my eyes and mentally wrote it off. A virgin gets accidentally knocked up? Count me out. I’m a romance novel (and TV) junkie, and I’ve read/watched enough ‘surprise pregnancy’ tropes to know that it’s not my cup…

Rachel CarterJuly 22, 2016

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Chill Out: 5 Books to Distract You from Your Sunburn

As a ginger, I happen to be aware of one of life’s fundamental truths: sunburn seriously sucks. From hot discomfort to peeling like a molting snake in the rain forest, having sunburn is frightfully unpleasant. However, in addition to light exfoliation with a warm wash cloth and gentle soap, I…

Katie HiresJuly 21, 2016

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The Perfect Book Boyfriends We Wish Existed in Real Life

Let’s face it: if book boyfriends were like real boyfriends, then I would be a little fast, as my grandmother likes to put it. I have so many book boys that I’ve fallen for over the years, and so many more that I continue to fall for with every new…

Rachel CarterJuly 20, 2016

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Christmas-Themed Romance Books to Keep You Cool in the July Heat

There’s a shop near my house called The Christmas Loft. It’s built in an old barn, and stepping inside is like walking into a winter wonderland: sparkly cotton snow lines the floors, holiday music twinkles in the background, and Santa rides over your head in a giant sleigh, his plastic…

Rachel CarterJuly 19, 2016

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Sci-fi Shows and Books that Should be on Your Binge List

As a huge sci-fi fan, I’m always on the look out for a new mind-bending TV show to dive into (especially if it’s inspired by an awesome book!). But every once in a while a sci-fi show flies right under my radar. Maybe that’s because the bigger networks rarely tackle…

Rachel CarterJuly 13, 2016

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LGBTQ Reads: Jazz Jennings and Kody Keplinger Among Authors Embracing Pride Month

June is Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Queer Pride Month, and in light of the upcoming election and the tragedy that occurred in Orlando, reading books about LGTBQ characters is more important than ever. Ten years ago it was almost impossible to find queer main characters in popular literature, with readers…

Rachel CarterJune 30, 2016

Jonesin’ For a Fix: Books for TV Addicts — Gilmore Girls Edition

Did You Love Agent Carter? Try These 4 Books to Get Over the Cancellation

Talking Georgia Clark’s ‘The Regulars’: What’s So Bad about Being…Regular?

The Other, Other George R.R. Martin Series Comes to Television: Wild Cards

Review: Dive Into Psychological Mystery on Peregrine Island

Who the Hell Are These People? A Suicide Squad Breakdown!

The Top 10 August Books to Read as Summer Winds Down

Review of ‘Harry Potter and the Cursed Child’: Does J.K. Rowling Break New Ground?

Jonesin’ For a Fix: Books for TV Addicts — Scorpion Edition

From TV to Books: We’re Currently Obsessed with Beauty and the Beast

Jonesin’ For a Fix: Books for TV Addicts — Jane the Virgin Edition

Chill Out: 5 Books to Distract You from Your Sunburn

The Perfect Book Boyfriends We Wish Existed in Real Life

Christmas-Themed Romance Books to Keep You Cool in the July Heat

Sci-fi Shows and Books that Should be on Your Binge List

LGBTQ Reads: Jazz Jennings and Kody Keplinger Among Authors Embracing Pride Month

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