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Feminist Fantasies You’ll Fall in Love With

by Emily Ritter

I recently realized that my favorite genre of all time is feminist fantasy. Not just fantasy, but fantasy with girls kicking butt and saving the world. It’s now my mission in life to make everyone love these fantasies as much as I do; so get ready to fall in love. Want even more ladies kicking […]

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Books to Read for Women’s History Month

by Caroline Osborn

Did you know that Women’s History Month began as Women’s History…Week? In 1987, we finally got upgraded to the full month, and thank goodness! There are so many inspiring women to read about, even a month is never going to cover it. From Louisa May Alcott to Edmonia Lewis, Margaret Sanger to Margarita Engle, women […]

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Join Us for Spoilery Virtual Book Club!

by Amy Lavigne

Are you stuck at home wishing you could talk about your latest read with your friends? Well you’re in luck! We’re hosting a book club and YOU’RE INVITED! Join Us for Spoilery Virtual Book Club! Our latest book club pick is Last Violent Call and we’ll be joined for a spoilery chat by author Chloe […]

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9 Most Useful Runes (In Our Opinion)

by Jess Harold

Shadowhunters runes are an aesthetic answer to enhance the powers of those who keep the world safe from the supernatural. We think runes would be SO USEFUL in real life and honestly wish they were real (or maybe they are…in which case we wish we had the power to use them). We’ve compiled a list […]

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Must-Read Novellas We Love

by Amy Lavigne

Picture this: you’ve just finished an AMAZING read, and you’re absolutely devastated that it’s over… but wait! There’s an adorable, quick read that can transport you back to your favorite world! These novellas reunite you with some of your favorite characters for a few more of the “awww” inducing moments you’ve been dreaming of.  Must-Read […]

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3 Awesome Pride and Prejudice Retellings

by Jill Hacking

My love for Jane Austen’s classic Pride & Prejudice goes back a long way. I was one of those gangly, awkward preteens who had actual fancy-dress, big-hat, cucumber-sandwhich viewing parties for the 5 hour A&E mini series adaptation of Pride and Prejudice (yes, on 6 VHS tapes). One of my final papers in college discussed […]

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