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Happy Friday, friends. I hope you have something to look forward to this weekend, and that this collection of interesting reads and enticing finds helps ease you into that weekend frame of mind.

My favorite finds from around the web:

  • Why We Need ‘Goosebumps’ More Than Ever. “Reading them is like watching a magician saw his assistant in half, secure in the knowledge that Stine, the magician, is to be trusted. No matter how bad things might seem in the middle of the act, you feel certain that all will be neatly resolved by its end.”
  • Ghostwriting. “When you’ve been taught that you are an accessory to greatness, how do you believe that you can be great yourself?”
  • How Long Can We Play? “Deciding to push on can be easy. The difficult part is deciding how much you’re willing to sacrifice to do so.”

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Upcoming Events:

  • November 4: How to Write a Book Review: Why is it so hard to talk about books we love (or don’t)? This session is packed with practical tips and an easy formula for creating book reviews, whether you want to sum up your reading experience for your bestie, record your thoughts in your private book journal, or share publicly on Instagram, Goodreads, or other public review sites. (This is a Modern Mrs Darcy Book Club event. Events are available as replays for members who cannot attend live.)
  • November 30: Live chat with author Amy Jo Burns: Time for our Modern Mrs Darcy Book Club discussion of Shiner with author Amy Jo Burns! (Events are available as replays for members who cannot attend live.)

You can find more upcoming events here.

Have a great weekend!

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  1. Claire says:

    I am so glad to see the Tazo glazed lemon loaf on the tea favorites! I have been drinking this tea for the past six months and love it. The longer you steep the tea the more it will taste like the lemon loaf. Enjoy.

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