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Stephen King Skipping E-book on New Novel

Judy Blume

Tracing the Career of Tween-Lit Doyenne Judy Blume

The Riddle Of Labyrinth

Schulz on Margalit Fox’s Linguistic Detective Story, The Riddle of the Labyrinth

Shailene Woodley

The Divergent–Fault in Our Stars Fake Incest Problem

The Great Gatsby

Schulz: Why I Despise The Great Gatsby

Copyright

Harper Lee Sues Over To Kill a Mockingbird Copyright

Jim Gaffigan

Watch Jim Gaffigan and Julie Klausner Taste-Test Chocolate-Covered Kale and Other Healthy Junk Food

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Although of Course You End Up Becoming Yourself

By David Lipsky, April 13, 2010

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The Judy Blume File

After 44 years, her first feature-film adaptation, Tiger Eyes, arrives next week. Tales of a fourth-graders’ superstar.
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