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Stephanie Merry

Washington, D.C.

Book World Editor at The Washington Post

Book World editor at the Washington Post. Yoga teacher in search of the perfect veggie nacho recipe.

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  • Por que ‘Jogos Vorazes’ ainda mobiliza tantos fãs?

    2 weeks ago | estadao.com.br | Stephanie Merry

    Logo após retornar das férias, Sean Connors, professor de educação em inglês da Universidade do Arkansas, perguntou a uma sala de alunos se alguém havia passado esse período de descanso lendo o recentemente lançado quinto romance de Jogos Vorazes, Amanhecer na Colheita. Várias mãos se ergueram e, como ele recordou, “uma conversa bem interessante” se seguiu.

  • Por qué “Los Juegos del Hambre” se convirtió en un fenómeno transgeneracional

    2 weeks ago | infobae.com | Stephanie Merry

    Poco después de que Sean Connors regresara de las vacaciones de primavera, el profesor de educación en inglés de la Universidad de Arkansas preguntó a un aula llena de estudiantes si alguien había pasado sus vacaciones leyendo la quinta novela de Los juegos del hambre, recién publicada, Amanecer en la cosecha. Varias manos se alzaron y, como recordó, “se dio una conversación bastante buena”.

  • ‘Sunrise on the Reaping’ continues the Hunger Games phenomenon

    3 weeks ago | washingtonpost.com | Stephanie Merry

    Shortly after Sean Connors returned from spring break, the University of Arkansas professor of English education asked a classroom of students if anyone had spent their vacation reading the recently released fifth Hunger Games novel, “Sunrise on the Reaping.” A number of hands shot up, and, as he recalled, “a pretty good conversation” ensued.

  • The 10 best thrillers of 2024

    Nov 23, 2024 | spokesman.com | Stephanie Merry

    The best thrillers of the year find long-standing series in fine form, as well as newcomers to the genre leaving their chilling mark. In 1975 Missouri, a cheeky one-eyed boy named Patch saves the daughter of a wealthy family from the grasp of a serial killer. The bleak repercussions of that incident reverberate for decades as one man is wrongfully convicted and Patch’s obsession with tracking down the real murderer threatens to upend the lives of everyone around him.

  • Review | Sophie Kinsella still writes happy endings. They’re just different now.

    Oct 9, 2024 | washingtonpost.com | Stephanie Merry

    Sophie Kinsella. (John Swannell)Review by Stephanie MerryOctober 9, 2024 at 2:49 p.m. EDTSophie Kinsella knows a thing or two about happy endings. The British author who unleashed the credit-card-crazed Becky Bloomwood onto readers with the rom-com “Confessions of a Shopaholic” in 2000 has sold more than 45 million copies of her many feel-good books.

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