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Katsa vs. Hermione
What? It could happen. Plus, they're, like, two of my most favorite YA heroines ever. My money's..
The Hunger Games Drinking Game
Yes! Why weren't there these kinds of drinking games when I was in college. I would have ruled the..
Trips of Doom
I started The Lost City of Z over the weekend, and this article at Bookforum caught my eye this..
The Last Battle: With ‘Mockingjay’ On Its Way, Suzanne Collins Weighs in on Katniss and the Capitol
So many of us are waiting for the last installment of the Hunger Games series. Here's an interesting..
Melissa Marr Is on a Wicked, Lovely Roll
Melissa Marr talks about finishing her Wicked Lovely series, starting a new one and the Smart Chicks..
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