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  New York Times - Bestselling Fiction
  

  Bestselling fiction titles, updated every week! This list includes bestselling fiction for the week of April 21, 2019.

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  Library Reads: April 2019
  

  Librarians across the country chose their favorite books, updated monthly! http://libraryreads.org

Reviews

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  Into the Badlands by Anchor Bay Entertainment, Inc.

  ★★★★★

  In a Post-Apocalyptic age, Barons rule and the strongest take all. Clippers are the military might by which the Barons hold their territories or settle disputes.  Sonny is the best at what he does. His back is a testament to the numbers of lives he has clipped short in his Baron’s service.  He is content with his position and fate until the woman he loves in secret shares news that will end her life. She is carrying Sonny’s child. Will they be successful in making a bold escape into the Badlands where no man rules and mutants roam?

  Warning: Voilence, Strong Language and mild Adult content

  Reviewed by Tamoul Q on Apr 3, 2019

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  Feeding you lies : how to unravel the food… by Hari, Vani,

  ★★★★★

  Vani Hari is amazing and is quickly gaining mass recognition in a way she has long deserved. Here is her newest FDA whistleblowing guide to surviving all things modern day food pollution, water pollution, etc. If you are interested in getting your toes wet and detoxing from all the sodas, burgers, keto diet fad stupidity and other generic craziness you have been fed start with her first book The Food Babe Way which includes a 21day cleanse which is intense. The oil from the food truck could be making you sick and the soda you are drinking contains chemicals found in your yoga mat. Run, don't walk towards the book shelf and take this home and do not bring it back until you have finished it. Amazing research went into it. Bravo.

  Reviewed by Ellen A on Mar 31, 2019

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  The Food babe way : break free from the hidden… by Hari, Vani,

  ★★★★★

  I cannot say enough positive things about this book and Vani Hari in general. While she didn't come up as a Nutritionist she has literally made a 180 degree swivel in her career and become a full-time FDA whistleblowing activist and is really trying to change Americans' eating and purchasing habits to save us all from annihilation cancer and what is essentially starvation from lack of healthy food source options.

  This is her original book before she came out with Feeding You Lies. Words of caution: this book is not a fad diet book this is literally a how not to eat chemicals, save your liver, colon and other organs and how to view labels, sodas, and packaging in a whole new light book. My only argument is that I can't really think of a single person on earth who has the time to implement all of her ideas into their busy work week in a calender year let alone in the space of 21days. So when you get to the section on filtered shower water (yes you heard that right.) try not to roll your eyes and fall apart but really think about the long term benefits of these changes and what they will mean to you and your loved ones. You might look at your pets, pets water and even the water your plants are getting in a whole new light.

  In conclusion; I am curious to hear how long readers took to implement her ideas into their busy schedules. Please leave comments below and organic high fives to you all!

  Reviewed by Ellen A on Mar 31, 2019

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  The other 8 hours : maximize your free time to… by Pagliarini, Robert.

  ★★★★★

  While not a lifehacks book persae; this could be what you are looking for if you need to examine where your free time is going/being mis-spent or you need to get in touch with what truly matters and motivates you but you're not the therapy type or a creative. This book also contains detailed information on blogging/writing. I am not sure why the author chose to zoom in on that particular angle and not some other angle since not everyone is a writer trying to break free from their main job. This book is a hidden gem and has been around longer than the bestselling Timothy Ferris The Four Hour Workweek book so I highly recommend it if living in Cuba and becoming an entrepreneur isn't really your thing.

  Reviewed by Ellen A on Mar 31, 2019

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  PK

  ★★★★★

  Why watch a Bollywood movie with too much dancing and singing when you could be watching a deeper psychologically motivated flick examining what it means to be human, lovable, genuine, or 'Alien'. Totally hilarious scenes, clothing faux pas, and surrealism.

  Namaste.

  Reviewed by Ellen A on Mar 31, 2019

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  Mid90s

  ★★★★★

  This is Unbelievably great! A rare coming of age story staring a 13year old who looks much younger and we feel for his young manhood, his invincibility, his coming of age innocence being broken and the bond of the skaters and all the time and energy they put into a sport that doesn't really pay them high dividends if you catch my drift. Also; a great surprise ending and an anti-drinking / driving warning message wether intentional or unintentional will empower many viewers to do the right thing; make better decisions, recognize that all the little decisions do matter. The only downside to this film is that it's not longer. Shoot.

  Reviewed by Ellen A on Mar 31, 2019

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