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Review: “Fools Rush In” By Kristan Higgins

~ By Elle Filz Dr. Millie Barnes is a stalker. No, it’s okay to call her out on it. She admits it herself in the very first line of Kristan Higgin’s 2006 debut Fools Rush In. The object of Millie’s … Continue reading

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Review: Sisterhood Everlasting, by Ann Brashares

~ By Melina Kantor So there I was gathering links for one of our “This Week in Chick Lit” posts when an excellent piece of news appeared on my computer screen. Ann Brashares had a new book coming out! The … Continue reading

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Something Borrowed

The Book Vs. The Movie ~ By Elle Filz It’s always a tricky process bringing a much-beloved novel to the silver screen.  With the limitations of time (2 hours, unless you’re Peter Jackson), and the overwhelming need to keep the … Continue reading

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Review: Sweet Valley Confidential

~ Elle Filz (Note: We’ll return with “This Week in Chick Lit” next Friday. This week, we’re celebrating the recent release of Sweet Valley Confidential.) When I was 12, I wanted to be Elizabeth Wakefield. Really, could you blame me? … Continue reading

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Don’t Bury Your Lead

~ By Chris Bailey The first feedback I received in a novel writing course was, “clearly publishable,” but “too reportorial.”After years of attempting to eliminate all traces of the objective style drilled into me by journalism professors, I’ve finally discovered … Continue reading

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“Absolutely, Positively” By Heather Webber

A Review of the Lucy Valentine Series ~ By Melina Kantor For a long time, I was curious about Truly, Madly, the first book in Heather Webber’s Lucy Valentine series. On more than one trip to my local bookstore, I’d picked … Continue reading

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“Too Good To Be True” By Kristan Higgins

A Five Stiletto Review ~ By Alana Albertson I’ll start with a confession. I used to hate romance novels. I’ve never been attracted to Fabio and never really had any idea what happened behind the pages of a picture of … Continue reading

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Emily Giffin’s Heart of the Matter

A Writerly Review ~ By Chris Bailey I am now officially an Emily Giffin fan. Not like Giffin needs me, a contrarian who willfully bypassed her early New York Times bestsellers: Something Borrowed, Something Blue, Baby Proof and Love the … Continue reading

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