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Did you know that teaching full-time is time consuming? I’m pretty sure I came to that realization last summer, too, actually. The actual teaching load is a lot easier this summer, because I’m much more comfortable with the curriculum, with … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Chapel Hill
Tagged Bookblogger, Books, henry viii, jane austen, Mr. Darcy, Netgalley, pride and prejudice, Six of One
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Feminist Magical Realism, in Cambridge, Plus Books
Menna Van Praag’s The House at the End of Hope Street is magical realism set in Cambridge, which pretty much explains exactly why I wanted to read it. A young Cambridge grad student, Alba, stumbles upon a house she’s never … Continue reading
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Tagged Book review, Bookblogger, Cambridge, magical realism, Menna van Praag, Netgalley, The House At The End Of Hope Street
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Realistic Teenagers in Jennifer Mathieu’s ‘The Truth About Alice”
The Truth About Alice deals deftly with teenage sexuality and identity in a small Texas town. Everyone in Healy, Texas knows that slutty Alice Franklin slept with two guys in the same night (I shudder to think about high school … Continue reading
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Tagged Bookblogger, Jennifer Mathieu, Netgalley, The Truth About Alice
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