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Category: Reviewing Books By Their Covers

A collection of book reviews written without having read the actual book — all information is gleaned from the covers. Do not use these for book reports in class. Unless you want to; in which case, be sure to YouTube it when you’re done.

Review: The Hurt Locker
Reviewing Books By Their Covers 

Review: The Hurt Locker

On April 13, 2010 by Matt Keeley

I was so pleased to see a genre film win Best Picture at the Oscars this year.  Usually genre films are maligned as being just for profit, without any artistic merit, even though that’s not true.  And that’s particularly true for the…

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Review – Stephenie Meyer's Twilight series
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Review – Stephenie Meyer's Twilight series

On January 11, 2010 by Janet

Erotic re-imaginings of classic fairy tales have been done before – Anne Rice’s Beauty series is an extreme example, Moore and Gebbie’s Lost Girls a graphic one. Often they retain a hint of adolescence or address issues of adolescent sexuality, which follows…

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Review: A Wolf At The Table
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Review: A Wolf At The Table

On September 29, 2009 by Matt Keeley

Cover via Amazon The writer Augusten Burroughs is back with another of his childhood memoirs of his strange family. We might remember him as the young boy with a box on his head from Running With Scissors, but in A Wolf At…

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Review: The Sirens of Titan
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Review: The Sirens of Titan

On August 13, 2009 by Matt Keeley

Cover of Sirens of Titan The Sirens of Titan is Kurt Vonnegut‘s first foray into young-adult fiction — perhaps a genre he should have spent more time with, considering the success of this book. His skill at characterization is in full-force, particularly…

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