by Amanda Torie I suppose my fascination with the Middle East continued when I picked up a copy of The Reluctant Fundamentalist by Moshin Hamid. I suppose what made this book so appealing to me in the first place is the format: the story is told over dinner between two acquaintances at a café in [...]
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by Mary Liz Cronk On November 21, 2008, the second wave of the phenomenon began. Millions of people crowded the theaters to see the first midnight showing of Twilight. Ever since the first book of the series of four came out in 2005, readers were pumped to see the movie. Although Ali Smith had not [...]
