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Meghan Quinn's Rules for the Summer pairs a posh future-Lord with a stubborn candy shop owner across a New England summer. This spoiler-free review unpacks the banter, the scene-stealing Aunt Kitty, the slow-burn romance, and the rough edges that keep this rom-com from clearing five stars while still delivering plenty to love.

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In this insightful review of The Art of Spending Money, we unpack Morgan Housel’s brilliant shift from wealth accumulation to meaningful spending. Explore the psychology behind purchases, the traps of status spending, and how to use money as a tool for freedom and fulfillment.

Explore Elizabeth Gilbert’s fearless memoir All the Way to the River, where love meets addiction and grief becomes liberation. This review unpacks her raw exploration of codependency, obsession, and emotional survival, marking a bold departure from her earlier works.

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