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  1. The novel moves between two storylines, one on the Titanic and one a few years later on the Britannic during World War I. The details about the Britannic, how it was reinforced after the Titanic's sinking, and how it was refitted to be a hospital ship were fascinating. The story blends historical fact and fiction seamlessly, with references to the supernatural and superficial characters.

    Annie Hebbley pokes her needle into the coarse gray linen, a soft color, like the feathers of the doves that entrap themselves in the chimneys here, fluttering and crying out, sometimes battering them...

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    The Dark and Hollow Places - The Forest of Hands and Teeth by Carrie Ryan
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    'The Dark and Hollow Places' is the third book in the 'The Forest of Hands and Teeth' series by Carrie Ryan. The story follows Annah, Gabry's twin sister, as she navigates life in the Dark City, a place overrun by zombies known as the Unconsecrated. As Annah reunites with her long-lost sister Gabry and meets Catcher, an immune survivor, they face challenges from the Recruiters who control the city and must find a way to escape to safety amidst the chaos and danger surrounding them.

    The book is praised for its detailed writing style that immerses readers in the characters' emotions and thoughts, creating a strong connection between the readers and the story. The plot is described as complex, filled with twists and conflicts, making it an unpredictable and engaging read that delves into themes of survival, human nature, and the struggles faced in a post-apocalyptic world.

    This city used to be something once. I’ve seen pictures of the way it gleamed—sun so bright off windows it could burn your eyes. At night, lights shouted from steel like catcalls, loud and lewd, while...

    (Also, see 100 recommendations for the series The Forest of Hands and Teeth )

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    Simple Dreams: A Musical Memoir by Linda Ronstadt
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    'Simple Dreams: A Musical Memoir' by Linda Ronstadt is a straightforward and honest autobiography that covers her life and career in the music industry. The book delves into Ronstadt's experiences working with other musicians, her reflections on different musical genres, and her journey to becoming a successful singer. Readers get insights into Ronstadt's relationships with fellow artists like Emmylou Harris, her passion for various music styles, and her approach to storytelling through music. Despite some readers feeling that the book lacked details about certain periods of her career, it is praised for providing a fascinating look into the life of a music icon.

    ON HER WAY TO the hospital the day I was born, my mother wanted to stop and eat a hamburger. She was hungry, and maybe wanted to fortify herself against the brutally hard work of pushing out a baby, a...

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    Smitten by Lauren Rowe
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    "Smitten" by Lauren Rowe is a heartwarming romance that follows the story of Fish, the bassist of the popular band 22 Goats. Fish, known for his humble and kind nature, is looking for genuine love and connection beyond his rockstar persona. When he meets Alessandra, a music student and fan of his band, their instant connection leads to a sweet and romantic journey of friendship turning into love. The book beautifully portrays their growth as individuals and as a couple, navigating through insecurities, long-distance challenges, and learning to communicate and support each other's dreams. The writing style captures the essence of a genuine and organic love story, filled with humor, heartwarming moments, and a slow-building romance that will leave readers swooning.

    “I know what you’re probably thinking . . .” our business manager, Clive, says to Dax, Colin, and me—the three dudes of 22 Goats. It’s a sunny Saturday afternoon in downtown LA and my band is sitting ...

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