Harris' novel explores an alternate version of history in Fatherland. Is it historical fiction or dystopia? Why don't we find out...

Will you get Rich AF right after finishing this book? No, but get to reading it ASAP so that you can eventually gain some real wealth

family time + vacation + Australia = dysfunctional + uncanny murder + cold mountain resort—sounds inviting, right?

Ever wanted to go to Antarctica, but the cold is too much for you? You can live vicariously through Bee, looking for her mother as she tries to understand Bernadette's disappearance.

Forget about your psychological baggage because the Keatings and the Cousinses have enough of this “common wealth” to last the whole novel. 

Grab your literary artillery and discover the meaning of truth as exposed in this Vietnam War story.

You won’t need safety glasses for this lesson so flip the first page and discover more than just chemistry principles.  

Jump on the train with Arthur and rush across the United States of America to find out what happened to his grandfather, the reputable author.

In this second episode, we’ll explore the comeback of dystopia though the new Hunger Games book, The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes. Click "play" if you volunteer as tribute!