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The Crucible is an American play written by Arthur Miller in 1953. It is a dramatized and somewhat fictionalized account of the Salem witch trials, which took place in 1692–93 in the Massachusetts Bay Colony. The Crucible is a popular play that chronicles the Salem Witch Trials and is written during the McCarthy era in the United States. Miller effectively […]
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During her famous career as an adventurer, the wizard Tasha, whose notable accomplishments include the spell Tasha’s ugly laughter, has accumulated bits and ends of valuable wisdom. Her adversaries don’t want this priceless knowledge dispersed over the multiverse, so she has gathered and codified them for the benefit of all. This is a part of one of the world’s greatest […]
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As the name of the book states, self-love is of esteemed importance. Nobody will love you or neither accept to love you until you start loving yourself. Similarly, nobody respects you until you respect yourself. This book is for thinkers and feelers. The people who love to dive into the ocean of feelings, and those who care about others as […]
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In all likelihood extra than Squirrel girl or the denizens of Equestrians, Night wing #91 suggests that Dick Grayson’s best weapon is probably the energy of friendship by leaning into the relationships he’s constructed over the years. He showcases no longer the most effective his prowess but the effectiveness of pressure multiplication. The author of the comic is Tom Taylor […]
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The book, Home Body is written by Rupi Kaur and was published on 17th November 2020 by Andrews McMeel Publishing. He expressed her thoughts by using the help of a poem. She has categorized the content into 4 parts, mind, heart, rest, and awake. The author has written in such a beautiful style that it expresses the reality of life […]
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It’s the year 1939. Germany during the Nazi era. The country is gasping for air. Death was never busier, and it will continue to be so. Liesel’s life is changed when she picked up a unique trinket partially hidden in the snow near her brother’s grave. It’s The Gravedigger’s Handbook, which she’d accidentally left there, and it’s her initial act […]
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From one of the most remarkable lawyers of our day, an extraordinary true narrative about the power of mercy to redeem us and a loud appeal to halt mass incarceration in America. The author of this book was a young lawyer when he founded the Equal Justice Initiative, a nonprofit law office in Montgomery, Alabama, dedicated to defending the poor, […]
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This novel stands as a masterpiece of writings set in a gloomy, dystopian future sixty years after its first publication. Its message has never been more pertinent than it is now. Ignorance and conformity are recurring themes in this work. The fight between man’s quest for knowledge and distinctiveness in a community that seeks ignorance and conformity is explored in […]
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Bunny is a down-the-rabbit-hole story of loneliness and belonging, friendship and desire, and the magnificent and frightening power of the imagination, from one of our most honest chroniclers of the feminine experience. This novel is written by Mona Awad and was published on June 11, 2019, by Penguin Books. Mona Awad is a Montreal native who has lived in the […]
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The Crimson Cage #1 book by Jhon Lees and Alex Cormack is a wrestling-themed comic comprising of horror/wrestling mashup. Wrestling fans will definitely love this book right from the start. Lees shows us a glimpse of old-school wrestling and blends it into one of the most famous stories of all time. Jhon simply nails it. The idea of the story […]
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