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book

[book] / bʊk /






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Many of the immigrants who have been taken into custody by federal immigration agents are typically held and booked at the downtown L.A. facility’s basement known as B-18.

From Los Angeles Times

Pratt has been regularly assailing Bass and her record on social media, even as he promotes his new book, “The Guy You Loved to Hate.”

From Los Angeles Times

The movie ultimately departs from the book’s conclusion, avoiding Mr. Mars-Jones’s tragic streak in favor of a turn that feels a little neat, the film slotted into its niche with a note of tidy wholesomeness.

From The Wall Street Journal

HarperCollins expects a boost for its “Bridgerton” romance books with the new season of the Netflix show, and will publish “Peace Be With You!” by Pope Leo XIV later this month.

From The Wall Street Journal

Some pointed out that Catherine is in her teens in the book, unlike Robbie who is 35.

From BBC