Weekly Reader

[close] A very friendly group dedicated to YA & NA Romance! Anyone interested in YA Romance & NA Romance is welcome to join! This includes readers and authors! Members can participate in Challenges, Group Book of the Month reads, the Read to Review program, Games and many more! All suggestions are welcome and encouraged.

[close] All Booked Up knows no boundaries to genre. We just want a good book with developed characters that leaves us changed people after the last page. And then we want to talk allll about it. If that's what you want too then join our group! Me and My fellow moderators will be choosing some books from a few genres and have you guys make the vote of which book we should read that month. (we will take recommendations as well) How It'll Works: There will be a discussion each week as we move forward in the book. Two of those discussions threads (members will take turns) will be on good reads and the other two will be on google hangouts for those in the group who want to have a more active discussion. Be on the look out for out Monthly Challenges! Participation is always appreciated! **we'd like to have actively participating members. If you've been a member for more than four months without participating, we will assume that you are not interested in the group and you will be subject to deletion (one post after acceptance into the group is not considered active). Read rules before applying thank you. instagram: @ alll_booked_up

[close] Dickens’ novels were first written in monthly or weekly installments in journals such as Master Humphrey’s Clock and Household Words, later reprinted in book form. These installments made the stories cheap, accessible and the series of regular cliff-hangers made each new episode widely anticipated. American fans even waited at the docks in New York, shouting out to the crew of an incoming ship, “Is little Nell dead?” Part of Dickens’s great talent was to incorporate this episodic writing style but still end up with a coherent novel at the end.

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