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5 Most-Read Sci-Fi Books on Goodreads Right Now: Dinniman, Robb, More (opens the original)
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Science fiction has always been a genre where almost anything goes, and the sci-fi books readers can’t get enough of on Goodreads this week certainly prove it. The current five most-read titles range from a futuristic murder mystery and a dystopian romance to a time-travel tale, a surprisingly comforting story about a monk and a robot and the continuing adventures of a man and his cat trapped inside the universe’s deadliest dungeon. Sitting at the top of the list is Matt Dinniman‘s The Eye of th
5 Most-Read Fantasy Books on Goodreads Right Now (opens the original)
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Fantasy books can take readers anywhere, from glittering kingdoms and magical competitions to dystopian dungeons and worlds torn apart by war. But with so many novels competing for attention, which ones are fantasy readers actually picking up right now? Goodreads offers an intriguing answer with its weekly ranking of the books its members are reading, and the current fantasy list includes some familiar names alongside a few relatively recent sensations. Sarah J. Maas leads the pack with House of
Julie Andrews Made Mary Poppins Magical. The Books Were Much Darker (opens the original)
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The lovable and magical Mary Poppins, nanny to the Banks children and brought to life so endearingly by Julie Andrews in 1964 and again by Emily Blunt in 2018, is not the character envisioned by writer P. L. Travers. Born Helen Lyndon Goff in Australia, Travers drew on her own complicated life, love of mythology and interest in mysticism when shaping Mary’s mysterious world. Introduced in 1934 in what would become the first of eight Mary Poppins books, Travers’ Ms. Poppins was considerably darke
'The Wizard of Oz' Returns to TV and One Fan Has a Century of Treasures (opens the original)
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For generations of viewers, The Wizard of Oz was much more than a movie people watched, turning into an annual event. Once a year, families gathered around their television sets to follow Dorothy down the Yellow Brick Road, meeting the Scarecrow, Tin Man and Cowardly Lion along the way. Now MeTV is attempting to recapture some of that magic by bringing the 1939 MGM classic back to free broadcast television for the first time in nearly three decades. But before Dorothy returns to Oz on October 2,
R.L. Stine Recommends 5 Horror Books That Will Give You Goosebumps (opens the original)
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If there’s anyone worth turning to for a recommendation when you’re looking for something scary to read, R.L. Stine certainly qualifies. For more than three decades, the man behind Goosebumps has been introducing generations of young readers to haunted houses, sinister ventriloquist dummies, monsters, ghosts and all manner of things that go bump in the night. His enormously successful Goosebumps series alone has sold more than 400 million copies worldwide, while his Fear Street books brought his
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