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Moonstruck Reads

Natalie

Reading romance and the romance of reading

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A Bookstore Romance Day adventure

This past Saturday was Bookstore Romance Day, a celebration of all things romance in independent bookstores, and so naturally a friend and I had to embark on a Brooklyn bookstore adventure in its honor.

All good bookstore crawls require pr...

10 days ago
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How messy is too messy?

Last week, urged on by a recommendation from a fellow reader and craving some soccer romance after the excitement of the World Cup, I picked up Abby Offsides by Anna McCallie. And I had the most up and down romance reading experience of my...

17 days ago
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On repeat recommendations

One thing that I’ve started tracking more closely this year is where I hear about a book and what gives me that final push to pick it up. Whether it’s a prize list, a book box, or a glowing recommendation from a friend, I’ve made a habit of...

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July Reading Recap

I enjoyed my reading life greatly in July. I started off the month by finishing Andrea Levy’s Small Island, a book whose intricacy and complexity absolutely floored me, then went on to finally conquer my pile of library books, continue with...

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Twelve warm, funny, feel-good novels that aren't romances

There are times in my reading life when all I want is a novel to wrap me up in a tender cocoon, sweep me along with a set of (mostly) lovable characters, and safely deposit me at its end with a feeling of utter satisfaction. I frequently tu...

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