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What to Read Next: Coming of Age Fiction
Issue #307, featuring Charles Dickens and Corey Sobel
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Jeremy Anderberg
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Make 2024 Your Best Year of Reading Yet
Introducing The Big Read's 2024 selections
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Jeremy Anderberg
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What to Read Next: Crime Dramas
Issue #306, featuring Dostoyevsky and Martin Clark
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Jeremy Anderberg
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November 2023
What are your go-to escape or cozy reads?
This time of year, everything just gets a bit cozier. Holiday decorations go up, warm drinks are constantly in hand, and delectable desserts are just an…
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Jeremy Anderberg
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What to Read Next: Immersed in Steinbeck
Issue #305, featuring "East of Eden" + "Mad at the World"
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Jeremy Anderberg
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Which books are you most thankful for?
This week, in addition to being enormously thankful for my family and friends, I am also incredibly grateful for this community of readers. You all are…
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Jeremy Anderberg
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What to Read Next: Government Bureaucracy Gone Awry
Issue #304, featuring "Catch-22" and "Zero Fail"
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Jeremy Anderberg
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What are your favorite doorstoppers?
Gimme your favorite novels that crack 500 pages or more.
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Jeremy Anderberg
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What to Read Next: Books That'll Make You Think
Issue #303, featuring "Candide" and "The Coddling of the American Mind"
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Jeremy Anderberg
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Celebrity Memoirs: Tell Me the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
Celebrity memoirs — those perennial bestsellers and money-makers — are having a big moment right now in pop culture. Matthew Perry’s Friends, Lovers…
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Jeremy Anderberg
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What to Read Next: Masters of the Art of Writing
Issue #302, featuring McPhee, White, and Fitzgerald
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Jeremy Anderberg
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October 2023
What was the best book you read in October?
Plus the Anderberg family's favorites for the month.
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Jeremy Anderberg
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