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11 for 2011: Best reads of the year
2011 is coming to a close. It’s time to pause and reflect on the year that is ending. There’s a lovely quote from Garrison Keillor, “A book is a present that you can open again and again.” There’s a corollary … Continue reading
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Dearly, Departed
Dearly, Departed by Lia Habel is an excellent read. It’s also absolutely the best YA post-holocaust steampunk zombie romance I’ve ever read. Admittedly, it’s also the only YA post-holocaust steampunk zombie romance I’ve ever read. Nora Dearly is the daughter … Continue reading
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