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new fiction books 2022 :: Article Creator 'A Good Girl's Guide To Murder' Author Holly Jackson Announces New 'True Crime-Fueled' Novel (Exclusive) 'The Reappearance of Rachel Price' will publish next spring Get ready, Holly Jackson fans! The #1 New York Times bestselling author of the acclaimed novel A Good Girl's Guide to Murder and its subsequent series revealed the cover of her new book, The Reappearance of Rachel Price, exclusively with PEOPLE. The book, which marks Jackson's return to the true crime-fueled thriller genre, is forthcoming from Delacorte Press, an imprint of Penguin Random Children's Books. "I have never been so excited to announce a new book than I am for The Reappearance of Rachel Price," Jackson shares in a statement. "Writing this book utterly wrecked me, and that's why I think it might be my best yet." The novel follows teenager Bel as she attempts to uncover t

novel wattpad :: Article Creator Why Beth Reekles Is The Wattpad Success Story Behind Netflix Hit 'The Kissing Booth' Author Beth Reekles, with copies of her novel. Beth Reekles When Netflix chief content officer Ted Sarandos discussed the Netflix Original teen romantic comedy The Kissing Booth in a recent interview, he used two seemingly contradictory phrases, calling the film both "one of the most-watched movies in the country, and maybe in the world" and "This is a movie that I bet you'd never heard of until I just mentioned it to you." Sarandos' point was that, thanks to the internet, films and the books that inspire them can find new paths to audiences that mainstream gatekeepers might never have offered. The Kissing Booth, based on a novel first published by then-15-year-old author Beth Reekles in a free, serialized format on the social publishing site Wattpad, is a perfect example.  Commu

the ocean at the end of the lane :: Article Creator The Ocean At The End Of The Lane - The Most Mesmerising Performance Of A Lifetime From the moment the lights went down at the Bristol Hippodrome on Tuesday evening (August 15) every member of the audience looked to be completely captivated. Every aspect, every detail of the National Theatre's opening performance of The Ocean at the End of the Lane in Bristol was nothing short of stunning. The set design transported you into the world on stage, full of darkness yet also wonder and, at times, complete magic. The music was enough to place goosebumps on the skin and tears in the eyes. I was left so moved by it all, that I found myself unable to contain my tears as I ventured back to my car once the show had ended. The story itself is one of wonder, love, life, death, grief, family, friendship, hope and despair, all intrinsically entangled into the most emotional and beautiful stage show I have

nathaniel hawthorne young goodman brown :: Article Creator Hawthorne: The Artist Of New England Nathaniel Hawthorne died in 1864, in the midst of the Civil War, a social revolution which he profoundly distrusted; he was traveling in New Hampshire for his health with his old college friend Franklin Pierce, whose presidency of the United States (1853 to 1857) had been a failure because of his personal weakness and his attempts to compromise with the South, to head off the coming struggle. Hawthorne had felt that he himself, was also a failure. His sudden death in a New Hampshire inn ended his struggle to climb out of the despondency and creative frustration of his last years, when he was unable to complete any of his projects. He had always thought that to be a "mere storyteller" in New England demanded too much of his imaginative will. Despite a fair success with his first novels, The

flat stanley :: Article Creator Crawford Takes 8-year-old's Flat Stanley On Blackhawks Adventure CHICAGO -- An eight-year-old girl from Indiana was hoping that Corey Crawford would take Flat Stanley on some adventures for a class project. The Chicago Blackhawks goaltender was happy to oblige. Sofia Cackowski attends Greensburg Elementary School in Greensburg, Indiana, about four hours south of Chicago. A few weeks ago, Cackowski, 8, wrote Crawford a letter, asking him if he could take Flat Stanley on adventures and take a picture with the Blackhawks. Flat Stanley, for those who may not be familiar, is a character from a popular children's book series. Because he is flat, he can travel easily around the world by being mailed in an envelope. Crawford took pictures of Stanley in the Blackhawks locker room, in the Zamboni tunnel, and with former Blackhawks forwards Patrick Sharp