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  1. Nov 15

    Before you see , you can read other page-turning psychological thrillers and IRL con artist books on Scribd like and The Turn of the Key to satisfy your mystery craving  👀

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    Nov 14

    Our November book club pick is "The Family Upstairs" by !

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  3. Nov 14

    Thanksgiving is only two weeks away. Are you prepared for the gauntlet of chaos that will ensue on your travels to and from and at your family gathering? These hilarious memoirs about dysfunctional families will prepare you for any and all holiday hijinks.

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    Nov 13

    UNTAMED BOOK TOUR IS COMING TO SAN FRAN! 3.16 in SAN FRAN!            Seats:  Afternoon event with : Evening event with : 

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  5. Nov 11

    Get cozy this autumn and enjoy a relaxing and reformative read from the lists of the fitness experts 🍃

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  6. Nov 7

    The November selection is OLIVE, AGAIN by Elizabeth Strout (). You can listen to the audiobook on Scribd!

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    Nov 7

    . joined to announce her new selection: "Olive, Again" by Elizabeth Strout. Read an excerpt from "Olive, Again" here:

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  8. Nov 6

    Here are the books that have inspired some of this month’s most talked about TV shows and movies, including THE GOLDEN COMPASS by (the first of the trilogy that inspired HBO’s HIS DARK MATERIALS) and DOCTOR SLEEP by .

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  9. Nov 5

    And last, we’re in love with Shannon Pufahl’s debut, ON SWIFT HORSES, a story of the wild, boundless spirit of American individuality set in the West during the 1950s.

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  10. Nov 5

    Chris Varelas, a former executive at Citigroup, breaks down exactly why the wealth gap has been widening the past few decades by charting how technology caused the financial sector to lose its humanity in HOW MONEY BECAME DANGEROUS.

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  11. Nov 5

    Margaret Wilkerson Sexton () is following up her award-winning debut, A KIND OF FREEDOM, with a novel about the strength of bonds through generations.

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  12. Nov 5

    Starting our new books of the week thread off with a bang: (THE NIGHT CIRCUS) is back in a big way and shows once again how good she is at creating the promise of a magical place that exists tantalizingly close to our ordinary one.

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  13. Nov 1

    Which new audiobook are you adding to your reading list?

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  14. Nov 1

    We love watching our upcoming ScribdChat author share savvy communication tips from her playbook ‘Make Your Moment.’ In the Bay Area? You can hear more workplace wisdom from Dion on Nov. 6 at The Assembly, or join virtually via our IG 🎟:

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  15. Oct 31

    Who else read a spooky story this month? Tell us which book kept you up at night 👻

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  16. Oct 30

    Here are some scenes from around the Scribd office, including our top two employees this month: Grim Reaper and Giant Spider. Reaper’s favorite book is ON A PALE HORSE, while Spider’s is CHARLOTTE’S WEB.

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  17. Oct 29

    And last but definitely not least: FIND ME by is the sequel to CALL ME BY YOUR NAME. You can’t click this book link fast enough.

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  18. Oct 29

    . wrote an epic historical novel, THE PILLARS OF THE EARTH, about the building of a cathedral. In the wake of the Notre-Dame Cathedral fire, the novelist shares his deep sadness and extensive knowledge about cathedrals in NOTRE-DAME.

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  19. Oct 29

    ORDINARY GIRLS by is one of the fall’s buzziest memoirs (it’s on everyone’s must-read list) and is, of course, anything but ordinary.

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  20. Oct 29

    Another week, another list of great books to read. Today, beloved musician Prince’s biography, THE BEAUTIFUL ONES — brought together from the slim start of a memoir he’d been working on with co-author Dan Piepenbring — was released.

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