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June 19, 2015

THOSE GIRLS by Lauren Saft

June 19, 2015

Book cover of THOSE GIRLS by Lauren SaftThere are so many reasons to hate Those Girls. Yet when I step away from the content and simply think about the structure of Those Girls as a novel, it actually holds up pretty well. This is why I think Lauren Saft has what it takes to become a successful author but I don’t have it in me to like this book much.

· Categories: Fiction Keywords: abuse, accidents, alcoholism, american authors, betrayal, bullying, cheating, dating, death, dysfunctional families, family problems, frenemies, friendship, high school, lies, loneliness, morality, post-traumatic stress disorder, revenge, secrets, self perception

December 4, 2013

ROOMIES by Sara Zarr and Tara Altebrando

December 4, 2013

Oh the liminality of the summer between high school and college! Sorry, I just had to use the term liminality outside of school. But it is an apt definition of where Elizabeth and Lauren are. A stage of in-between, of neither here nor there. It is also those in-between stages that tend to go unnoticed, so I…

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· Categories: Fiction Keywords: adultery, american authors, cheating, college, contemporary, dating, earc, emailing, epistolary, friendship, internet, multiple authors, multiple points of view, realistic fiction, siblinghood, single parenthood

November 26, 2013

THE ORIGINALS by Cat Patrick

November 26, 2013

To an outsider Lizzie, Ella and Betsy look like ordinary triplets. They each have their distinct tastes and personalities that set them apart. But they are more than triplets. They are clones. It’s no wonder that their mother wants to keep them sheltered, especially from government corporations that would treat them differently from human beings….

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· Categories: Fiction Keywords: american authors, cloning, dating, high school, identity, self discovery, siblinghood

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