Throughout my reading journey, I have discovered that when reading a book, my strongest desire is an excruciatingly painful slow-burn romance. It’s possible that I might not be reading the
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Read FullThe University of Arizona is hosting the Tucson Festival of Books (TFOB) for the fifteenth year in a row (excluding 2020). This annual festival celebrates authors and books and raises
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Read FullIn the spirit of Valentine’s Day, I wanted to focus on romance in YA literature. More specifically, I wanted to focus on books that made me fall in love with
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