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This fan-favorite about a self-proclaimed fat character who accepts herself breaks conventional tropes. It’s becoming a Netflix film starring Jennifer Aniston and Danielle Macdonald.
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An eerie Halloween read. People murmur that a monster recently abducted one young woman on Sawkill Island, where over 20 girls have disappeared over the past century and a half. Three girls band together to get to the bottom of these mysterious disappearances. Female friendship conquers the chills to warm your heart in this atmospheric horror story.
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This is a stunning take on the topic of race and police brutality. Starr Carter will not stay silent in the face of injustice, and her message will be amplified thanks to the release of the movie adaptation this October.
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Kwame Alexander and Mary Rand Hess, the authors of “Solo,” have hit a home run once again with “Swing.” Jazz and baseball, first love and friendship, and much more all get thrown into this lyrical, heartfelt story.
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