Read In A Single Sitting
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About Read in a Single Sitting:Have you ever found yourself up reading into the wee hours? Do you love fun, quick books that demand you read them right through without a break? If so, this site is for you: we're dedicated entirely to fast, enjoyable reads that can be read in a single sitting. For contact info or for more information about our review policy head over to the About Us page.
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A bookish proposal (the proposal story)
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A Bookish Proposal
21 July 2011 2:38 PM | 95 CommentsA novel way to get engaged...
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Lists
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List: young adult books about pirates
04 July 2011 10:56 AM | 3 CommentsA list of young adult books about pirates
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List: young adult books about disability
27 June 2011 12:11 PM | 12 CommentsA list of young adult books about disability
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List: young adult books about spies
22 June 2011 10:10 AM | 12 CommentsA list of young adult books about spies
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List: Young adult books set in Ancient Rome
11 June 2011 11:50 PM | 2 CommentsA list of young adult books set in Ancient Rome
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List: Our readers top single sitting reads
24 December 2010 10:17 AM | 4 CommentsA list of books our readers simply couldn't put down.
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Recent YA reviews
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Review: The Opposite of Amber by Gillian Philip
04 August 2011 5:25 PM | 3 CommentsA superbly chilling, introspective YA
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Review: A Little Princess by Frances Hodgson Burnett
29 July 2011 4:59 PM | 3 CommentsAnother classic from this beloved children's author
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Review: The Gathering by Kelley Armstrong
19 July 2011 3:24 PM | 4 CommentsA solid introduction to a new trilogy from best-selling author Kelley Armstrong
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thriller Archive
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Review: Dead of Wynter by Spencer Seidel
A chilling thriller set in small-town Maine -
Review: Still Missing by Chevy Stevens
A psychological thriller debut -
Review: The Emperors Tomb by Steve Berry
A fast moving political thriller that will take you to China--present and past. -
Review: Codex by Lev Grossman
A book about a mysterious book, Codex walks the line between thriller and literary novel. -
Review: Lies by Michael Grant
Lies is the third outing in Michael Grant's excellent YA dystopian series -
Review: The Crucifix Killer by Chris Carter
The Crucifix Killer is the first in a crime series by debut author Chris Carter -
Review: Genesis, The Rosie Black Chronicles #1 by Lara Morgan
The first in a new YA trilogy by Australian author Lara Morgan, Genesis is a fast-paced thriller set in a post global warming world. -
Review: Captured by Neil Cross
Captured is a chilling examination of an obsession that develops from one man's efforts to right wrongs.