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Dick lit, like chick lit with rock & roll instead of shoes

December 10th, 2009 By Jodi Chromey

Nick Hornby is at his best when he writes about music. He has that inexplicable ability to convey what music means in a way that seems incredibly personal to him and yet universal at the same time. He’s so good when he writes about music that it often seems like he’s the first one to [...]

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6 questions we always ask — LeAnn Suchy, MN Reads’ new reviewer

December 8th, 2009 By Jodi Chromey

Hello, allow me to introduce our newest MN Reads’ reviewer, LeAnn Suchy. She found MN Reads on twitter (@mnreads) and didn’t believe being a reviewer was as easy as asking. See, it really is that easy! LeAnn’s a librarian from St. Cloud who recently moved to our lovely Twin Cities to take classes at The [...]

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Fan boyz and the women who love them

October 12th, 2009 By Christa

There is something funny about doing this, posting a review of Juliet, Naked by Nick Hornby on the Internet, an act that is at the crux of his sixth novel.
Annie and Duncan live in a sleepy town in Northern England and are in a relationship that is stuck on autopilot. Annie isn’t feeling so much [...]

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