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Happy Wednesday Everyone! Today I’m excited to have debut author Lauren Thoman here to share about her YA mystery I’ll Stop the World. I’m super excited to read it because I love mysteries, and this story also involves time travel. Here’s a blurb from Goodreads: The end and the beginning become one in a heart-pounding coming-of-age mystery about the power of friendship, fate, and inexplicable second chances. Is it the right place at the wrong time? Or the wrong place at the right time? Trapped in a dead-end town, Justin Warren has had his life defined by the suspicious deaths...

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Ahead of Lewis' new Netflix documentary, FEMAIL takes a look at how the Scottish singer's brother became a star of the small screen in his own right.

One of just three official Japantowns in the U.S., San Francisco's hub of Japanese culture is brimming with original restaurants, quirky shops, and unique community vibes. Beyond the Northern California Cherry Blossom Festival, which blooms every April, there are a slew of things to do, eat, and see, especially for young people seeking quirky Instagram ops. Here's where to hang out while you're in the 'hood.Where to Eat + Drink in SF's JapantownJapantown's neighbors in Pacific Heights and the Western Addition have long gotten all the attention when it comes to trendy dining—State Bird Provisions and Octavia are within walking...

One of just three official Japantowns in the U.S., San Francisco's hub of Japanese culture is brimming with original restaurants, quirky shops, and unique community vibes. Beyond the Northern California Cherry Blossom Festival, which blooms every April, there are a slew of things to do, eat, and see, especially for young people seeking quirky Instagram ops. Here's where to hang out while you're in the 'hood.Where to Eat + Drink in SF's JapantownJapantown's neighbors in Pacific Heights and the Western Addition have long gotten all the attention when it comes to trendy dining—State Bird Provisions and Octavia are within walking...