Katherine Arden
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There’s something enchanting about the way winter asks us to slow down. The world goes quiet, the air gets sharp, and suddenly the most irresistible thing in the universe is a warm blanket, a glowing lamp, and a story that feels like comfort itself. This week, we’re serving up three beautifully cozy winter reads—books that
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Some books don’t just tell stories — they taste like something. They melt on your tongue, linger in your senses, and haunt you long after you’ve devoured the final page. This week’s Tasty Tuesday is all about literary flavor — pairing five unforgettable reads with confections that mirror their essence. So brew something warm, light
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There’s nothing like cracking open a book and falling straight into a world so rich, so layered, so dangerously alive, that the real world starts to feel a little… underwhelming. You know the ones. You blink and suddenly you’re ankle-deep in blood-soaked sand, breathing air laced with magic and betrayal. The kind of book that
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This book has intrigued me for quite some time. I’ve heard some good things about it and was excited to finally add it to my list. Katherine Arden’s The Bear and the Nightingale is the first book in the Winternight Trilogy. The Bear and The Nightingale is set in Russia, where winters are hard and household demons
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