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The Perfect Comeback of Caroline Jacobs
by Matthew Dicks
The Perfect Comeback of Carolyn Jacobs (7/12/2015)
I loved Matthew Green's Memoirs of an Imaginary Friend, so it's no surprise that I jumped at the chance of reading/reviewing the ARC of his new novel, The Perfect Comeback of Caroline Jacobs. I'm so happy that I did this, since most books published in 2015 did not impressmore
How to Be a Good Wife
by Emma Chapman
A haunting tale (9/1/2013)
Haunting.

I always see this word while reading reviews, or blurbs in the cover of hardback books, but have never used it myself. Since I'm usually one of those people who can predict the ending and turns of stories, I'm not easily fazed (maybe only once, while readingmore
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