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Strangers in Time

2 days ago | bookbrowse.com | David Baldacci

Write your own review! Elizabeth@Silver's Reviews Elizabeth@Silver's Reviews - DO NOT MISS THIS ONE!! We meet three wonderful characters in 1944 London. Charlie Matters who wears tattered clothes, too-small shoes, who lies to his grandmother, who quit school, and steals things. Molly Wakefield who just returned home to her well-to-do neighborhood after being with a family in the country to avoid the London bombings.
The Most Popular Book Club Books of 2024

2 weeks ago | bookbrowse.com | Kristin Hannah |Ariel Lawhon |Percival L. Everett |Geraldine Brooks

What books did your book club love talking about last year? See how they compare to the titles our subscribers say were their favorites for book group discussions in 2024.
What do readers think of The Wildes?

1 month ago | bookbrowse.com | Louis Bayard

Genius. Pure genius. Written by Louis Bayard, this is a novel about one extraordinarily scandalous event in the life of renowned playwright Oscar Wilde and the effect the intense public notoriety and scorn had on his wife and two sons. Not only is the story riveting, but the style is so creative in that it is written—exactly as you would expect a novel to be—but within the shadow of a stage play.
The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks

1 month ago | bookbrowse.com | Rebecca Skloot

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Dreaming About Video Games: The Tetris Effect

1 month ago | bookbrowse.com | Dani Díaz

In Dreamover, the dreamscapes Amber and Nico experience draw heavily from the imagery and mechanisms encountered in video games. In fact, within the past few decades, scientists and researchers have been investigating the relationship between video games and dreams. One consequence of digital gaming on dreams is dubbed the Tetris Effect after the iconic puzzle video game.
What do readers think of Universality?

1 month ago | bookbrowse.com | Natasha Brown

I initially chose this book because of the book summary indicated it was potentially a mystery but upon reading it was focused on British politics as its story line. This was unexpected but not necessarily a bad thing as the structure of the book was intriguing and the written was superb.
The Antidote by Karen Russell

1 month ago | bookbrowse.com | Kim Kovacs

BookBrowse: Pulitzer Prize nominee Karen Russell returns with a magic-infused exploration of memory, set in the Nebraska Dust Bowl. This review is available to non-members for a limited time. For access to our digital magazine, free books,and other benefits, become a member today.
Jane and Dan at the End of the World

1 month ago | bookbrowse.com | Colleen Oakley

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A Bird in the Air Means We Can Still Breathe

1 month ago | bookbrowse.com | Mahogany L. Browne

Chorus: Wild FireIf you listen closely, you can hear their TV screens pour from the windowpanes, under the apartment doors, and out onto the streets. Everybody is listening to the news, and no one is listening to their hearts. I am Hyacinth. Mi a har best fren, Electra. And we're just two city girls ... Suh yuh sey, Ms. Trini-to-the-bone!Okay, okay. We're two city girls with island roots.
The Plow That Broke the Plains: A Dust Bowl Documentary

1 month ago | bookbrowse.com | Kim Kovacs

This article relates to The Antidote One of the protagonists in The Antidote is Cleo Allfrey, a photographer dispatched by the Resettlement Administration to document life in Nebraska's Dust Bowl. She and others in the book mention a similar, real-world project: a documentary titled The Plow That Broke the Plains.