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13 Psychological Thriller Books That'll Keep You Guessing Until the Very Last Page (opens the original)
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A good book can whisk you away to a different time, far-off places, and even inside someone else’s head. And if that person’s perspective is clouded by bad judgment, warped by invisible forces, and/or downright unreliable, you've hit the jackpot: That's a psychological thriller just waiting to be unraveled. Though there’s quite a bit of overlap between mystery thrillers, suspense novels, and psychological thrillers—which typically revolve around some mysterious event or circumstance—the latter i
Consider Yourself a Real Yearner? You'll Swoon Over These 10 Friends-to-Lovers Romance Novels (opens the original)
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Friendships don’t always get their due in discussions about the most important human relationships we can form, but they’re definitely up there. And that just might be why friends-to-lovers romances are so compelling: They start with an already intimate relationship that blossoms into even more over time, creating connections practically too powerful to be torn asunder. The trope has been around for centuries, from Shakespeare’s 17th-century stories of comrades-turned-lovers in plays like Much A
If You Love Netflix's 'Ransom Canyon,' Here's Your Guide to the Jodi Thomas Books That Inspired It (opens the original)
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Lovers of the romance genre have been absolutely spoiled in recent months with a steady stream of film and TV adaptations of beloved novels and book series. From Off Campus to Every Year After to the first onscreen version (so far) of an Emily Henry novel, romance readers and watchers alike have been booked and busy. And it’s not stopping: Still to come this year are adaptations of Ali Hazelwood’s The Love Hypothesis and Katherine Center’s The Bodyguard. At the same time, this summer has also he
Loving Netflix's 'Little House on the Prairie?' Here's Your Guide to Revisiting the Original Books (opens the original)
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Nearly a century after Laura Ingalls Wilder published the first book in her Little House on the Prairie series, the novels are still massively adored and still reaching new audiences—thanks, most recently, to Netflix’s TV series adaptation, which debuted on July 9. There’s just something so timeless about the books, which were previously made into a still-beloved NBC show in the ’70s and ’80s, an early-aughts ABC miniseries and a 2008 stage musical, among several other adaptations. For those who
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