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It's Lit: A New Year's Eve Reading List
It's Lit: A New Year's Eve Reading List

Analyzing her favorite genre, “anything involving emotionally messy people throwing irresponsible parties” and her favorite night of the year, Creative Director Raquel Reyes brings us a reading list full of parties, drama, and festivities galore.

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Literature, CultureRaquel ReyesRaquel Reyes, New Year's Eve, New Year's, winter activities, winter reads, winter at the attic, winter reading lists, new year's reads, new year's reading lists, 1920s literature, 1930s, literature, popularComment
A Spring Reading List
A Spring Reading List

Olivia Gündüz-Willemin shares a list of her favorite springtime classics to read, dedicated to tired students.

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LiteratureOlivia Gündüz-WilleminJames Baldwin, L. M. Montgomery, Sense and Sensibility, Marcel Proust, L.M. Montgomer, comforting things, The Secret History, E.M. Forster, Proust, E. M. Forster, rereading, classic literature, spring, classics to read, Frances Hodgson Burnett, Howard's End, classic lit, Donna Tartt, The Shuttle, Swann's Way, Elizabeth Von Arnim, seasonal reads, The Enchanted April, literature, If Beale Street Could Talk, Du côté de chez Swann, Anne of Green Gables, lit, comforting reads, Angela Carter, spring reads, books to read in the spring, springtime at the attic, Jane Austen, 1920s literature, The Secret Garden, Anne Shirley, The Bloody ChamberComment