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Blog Tour: My Dear Hamilton by Stephanie Dray and Laura Kamoie

April 20, 2018 by Ann Marie 12 Comments

"In the secret seethings of my discontented heart, I've searched for a life that is my own. A life not consumed by the questions he left in his wake—riddles I will never solve about our marriage, our family, and the suffering to which he exposed us. I've searched for a meaning to my existence not swallowed up by Hamilton's shadow. By his genius. By his greatness. By his folly."  Welcome to my ...

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Filed Under: Fiction, Historical Fiction, Uncategorized Tagged With: bibliophile, book blogger, bookworm, Eliza Hamilton, Fiction, Hamilton, Historical Fiction

Blog Tour: You All Grow Up and Leave Me by Piper Weiss

April 19, 2018 by Ann Marie 10 Comments

Welcome to my stop on the blog tour for You All Grow Up and Leave Me. I was immediately drawn in by the blurb and cover. The true crime buff in me couldn't resist this book about a young women's experience with Gary Wilensky, a child predator who preyed on the young of Manhattan's elite families in the 1990's. I have to be honest. This book is a tough one for me to review. There were many ...

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Filed Under: Nonfiction, Uncategorized Tagged With: bibliophile, blog tour, book blogger, Book Worm, Great for Book Club, Memoir, Nonfiction, True Crime

Review: Beasts of Extraordinary Circumstance by Ruth Emmie Lang

February 6, 2018 by Ann Marie 24 Comments

Beasts of Extraordinary Circumstance

"My name is Weylen Grey, and I'm near-sighted, allergic to ragweed, and my feet are flat. I can't cast spells, I don't grant wishes, and I'm not sure if I can turn a frog into a prince, but I have no intention of finding out. Some people like to think I can affect the weather, but I'd still recommend a a good, old-fashioned umbrella for keeping the rain off. It's also been said that I can talk to ...

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Filed Under: Fantasy/Magical Realism, Fiction, Literary Fiction Tagged With: Best Books 2017, bibliophile, book blogger, bookworm, Fantasy, Favorite Books, Fiction, Literary Fantasy, Magical Realism, Ruth Emmie Lang

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