Despite A Killer Concept, Princesses Behaving Badly Struggles With Execution
Although at first glance, Princesses Behaving Badly seems like an absolute gem, beyond the cover it is, unfortunately, not a stellar read.
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Bobby BlueJacket Is An Immersive, Narrative History
In Bobby BlueJacket: The Tribe, The Joint, The Tulsa Underworld, crime and cultural history writer Michael P. Daley centers one of the many Native Americans who, in the early 20th century, were forced into assimilation, disenfranchised at the socioeconomic and political level, and imprisoned for doing whatever was necessary to survive.
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Fifty Shades Freed Doesn’t Deserve Your Money, Especially In the Wake of #MeToo
In the wake of Fifty Shades Freed’s theatrical release, it should be said: Anastasia Steele belongs to the #MeToo movement, too.
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An Abbreviated Look At 200 Years of Frankenstein
We’ve all seen the Tumblr post. Or the Tweet, or the Facebook post, or the T-shirt, or the tote bag. You know the one: Knowledge is knowing that Frankenstein is the scientist. Wisdom is knowing that Frankenstein is the monster. I love this joke. Not just because it makes me
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Krysten Ritter Crafts a Tale of Suspense and Small-town Horror in Bonfire
Read our full review of the Bonfire, the debut novel from actress Krysten Ritter. The story pulls together mystery, suspense, and small-town sex abuse.
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