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Rainbow Rowell is my spirit animal.

August 22, 2016 by ingres77 10 Comments

I am iridescent with joy. I am pregnant with wonder. Gestating within me is the belief that regardless of how much I love the book, if Rainbow Rowell is writing it, I will absolutely love the people she fills it with. When my egg hatches, I will be gifted with the certainty that Rainbow Rowell is my new favorite author. Part of my effervescence, no doubt, is due to the long string of unhappiness in which I’ve enshrouded myself. The Girl on the Train, Cujo, The […]

Filed Under: Fiction, Romance Tagged With: college life, Cujo, fanfiction, Fangirl, Gone Girl, happiness, Rainbow Rowell, The Girl On The Train, The Kite Runner, Young Adult

ingres77's CBR8 Review No:73 · Genres: Fiction, Romance · Tags: college life, Cujo, fanfiction, Fangirl, Gone Girl, happiness, Rainbow Rowell, The Girl On The Train, The Kite Runner, Young Adult ·
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In fair Verona, We lay our scene

February 19, 2016 by expandingbookshelf Leave a Comment

Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet has a bittersweet ending. Our teenage heroes lay dead, but over their broken bodies their shattered parents make peace. No longer will the Montagues and Capulets wage war against each other. They’ve seen enough death.  That’s how the play ends. With peace. Of course, a truce is easier said than done. After all, this battle has been raging between generations. Not everyone is content to pick up their swords and go home. Blood is still boiling, and someone is determined to […]

Filed Under: Fantasy, Fiction, Romance Tagged With: fanfiction, Italy, Melinda Taub, romance, Romeo and Juliet, Shakespeare, still star-crossed, Young Adult

expandingbookshelf's CBR8 Review No:30 · Genres: Fantasy, Fiction, Romance · Tags: fanfiction, Italy, Melinda Taub, romance, Romeo and Juliet, Shakespeare, still star-crossed, Young Adult ·
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