“I realize now,” I went on relentlessly. “More than a person, I’m a convenience store worker. Even if that means I’m abnormal and can’t make a living and drop down dead, I can’t escape that fact.”
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Social Issues
“They don’t make paper books anymore – it’s illegal to chop down real trees. They still grow in some parts of the world, but I’ve never seen one.”
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Science Fiction
Three children- Sammy, Maybeth, and James were left with their elder sister Daisy, who was just 13 years old, at the Provincetown parking lot by their mother, Liza. Without a father to turn to and with their mother vanished, what would they do? How would they survive?
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Children's Book
Grab a slim copy of “End of Earth,” poems by Nolcha Fox and illustrations by Mike Armstrong, and you will experience a stellar fusion.
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Poetry Collection
“Doggie Haiku” by Laura Stamps is about her journey of adopting and loving her Chihuahua, Hazel.
DOGGIE HAIKU A Novella in Haiku for Dog-Lovers Laura Stamps Read More »
Pet Literature
A serial killer, a beautiful lady, and a cat. I am stunned at the author’s imaginative vibe. No Sherlock Holmes, Miss Marple but Theodore, a cat is ready to ward off the most cold-blooded serial killer who is going on killing women of all ages without keeping any trace.
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Mystery
“The Butterfly Lion” by Michael Morpurgo Do “The Butterfly Lion” by Michael Morpurgo is a timeless tale of friendship and memory. It is a heartwarming children’s novel that weaves together themes of friendship, loyalty, and the enduring power of memory. Michael Morpurgo has taken his readers on an emotional journey spanning continents and generations, leaving
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Children's Book
“The Red Pony” by John Steinbeck “A longing caressed him, and it was so sharp that he wanted to cry to get it out of his breast. He lay down in the green grass near the round tub at the brush line. He covered his eyes with his crossed arms and lay there a long
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Classic Novels
In this haunting retelling of a Grimm’s fairy tale set in 1980s Britain, a scarred young woman navigates motherhood, identity, and her troubled past. Barbara Comyns weaves a mesmerising tale that blurs the lines between the ordinary and the uncanny, creating a modern fable that’s both beautiful and brutal.
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fiction
This collection by elliot m rubin is a Beat-inspired assemblage of free verse poems that deliberately favours plain language and accessibility over literary complexity. The poems primarily explore life in Manhattan, painting vivid scenes of urban experiences from luxury shopping at Bergdorf’s to midnight encounters on sketchy streets, while weaving in themes of love, betrayal, ageing, and social inequality.
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Poetry Collection