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If you've ever read any of Jimenez's books, you'll know they somehow simultaneously manage to be both easy-breezy reads and ...

On Friday, Esmé released a 26-minute video essay to YouTube entitled Help, I’m In Love With A Fictional Character!. That same ...

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An ACOTAR cookbook. I followed the idea ... that's one of her favorite characters, especially after reading "A Court of Mist and Fury, the second book [which] is my personal favorite!" ...

Sarah J. Maas fans are desperately waiting for the release of what they’re dubbing ACOTAR 6, the sixth instalment of her wildly popular A Court of Thorns and Roses. The vibrant world of Prythian ...

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The author of 'Hexed' and the 'Sugarlake' series chats with PEOPLE about her process, what's next (can you say title reveal?) and how she uses her platform to help others.

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