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Cruel Beautiful World
by Caroline Leavitt
Cruel Beautiful World (8/20/2016)
Caroline Leavitt's ability to bring complex characters to life in a way that touches the reader to the core is amazing! In "Cruel Beautiful World", the reader is immediately absorbed by the main character, Lucy, and her life altering decisions. However, somewhere along themore
The Invisible Life of Ivan Isaenko
by Scott Stambach
Fiction?- No Way! (7/17/2016)
I must say, "The Invisible Life of Ivan Isaenko" is my new favorite novel. I am convinced Stambach will be an author Literature majors around the country will study for many years to come. The fact that Ivan is a fictional character blows my mind. Stambach brings themore
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