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Looking for a New Thriller? Best Crime Books of All Time

Posted on November 19, 2020
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Crime has an element that intrigues us to the point of fascination. While romance, adventure, and fantasy are go-to book genres, many of us are drawn to the thrill of crime, obscurity, and the justice system. Across the web, movies, and other publications we hear about true crime and thrillers that keep us on our toes […]

Benefits of Reading

Posted on October 30, 2020
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Sitting down to indulge in a great novel is one of life’s greatest treasures. Reading can transport you in time, take you on a journey and teach you something new. So, can we convince you to take the time to sit back with a paperback instead of in front of the TV? Here are some […]

Happily, Ever After

Posted on October 29, 2020
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Reading a romance novel is like having an amazing dream that you never want to wake up from. It gets you giddy and all warm and fuzzy inside, making you hopeful that one day you can have a timeless love story that goes down in history. That you may meet your Romeo or Juliet and […]

Sparking a Meaningful Conversation in the Digital Age | Carryabook App

Posted on July 15, 2020
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Today, our lives are consumed by social media and networking apps and consequently, meaningful conversations are often hard to find. 2020 has bought about a ‘new normal’ in the social landscape due to social distancing and lockdown restrictions. Over the past month, there has been a resurgence for books and social media apps that connects […]