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7 月 13, 2026

Murdle Volume 1 Book Review: Why I Cried Over a Deduction Grid

A logic puzzle book that made me care about a fictional detective's love life. The answers don't matter—what matters is having someone to figure them out with.

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7 月 12, 2026

My Good Bright Wolf: The Body Is Not a Prison

This is not a book about eating. It is a book about who gets to speak for your own skin.

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7 月 12, 2026

Question 7 Book Review: The Father You Never Met

Your father had a life before you. This book will make you realize you never asked.

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7 月 12, 2026

Wards of the State: The Children Who Stopped Unpacking

One question haunts this book: How many times can a child be abandoned before they stop believing in love?

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7 月 12, 2026

A Guardian and a Thief Book Review: The People We Become

A family's fight for food reveals the terrifying truth: there is no good or evil, only who you love.

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7 月 12, 2026

Free Ride Book Review: The People We Become When No One Is Watching

What happens to your sense of self when nobody knows your name? This review explores that question.

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7 月 12, 2026

Project Hail Mary Book Review: Why Friendship Saves Us

An amnesiac science teacher, a spider-like alien, and a desperate mission to save Earth. Not about science—about choosing to die for each other.

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7 月 12, 2026

Rocket’s Red Glare Book Review: When Your Team Might Have a Traitor

A retired Special Forces operator leads his private team into a trust crisis after a presidential candidate is murdered. Someone on his team is leaking intel, and he must find them before more die.

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7 月 12, 2026

The Midnight Train Book Review: A Gentle Gut-Punch About Missing Your Own Life

A dying man rides a train through his own life. He sees everything he missed. This book won't make you wake up—but it might make you pause.

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