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What genre does January Andrews write in Beach Read?
Answer: Romance
Why: Rival writers January and Gus bet on swapping genres, and he takes her to interview death cult survivors for research.
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In Normal People, where does Marianne and Connell's secret relationship begin?
Answer: Marianne's kitchen
Why: Connell is only in that kitchen because his mother Lorraine cleans the Sheridan house twice a week and does not drive herself.
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What type of creature is the child Lucy in The House in the Cerulean Sea?
Answer: The Antichrist
Why: His name is short for Lucifer, though what he mostly wants is to play his golden oldies records at the Marsyas orphanage.
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Why do BookTokers use sprayed edges on their special editions?
Answer: To decorate page ends
Why: Fourth Wing's first printing had black sprayed edges with white dragon silhouettes and quickly sold out.
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What does Oliver go to prison for in If We Were Villains?
Answer: A classmate's death
Why: M.L. Rio set the novel at a 1997 Shakespeare conservatory where seven fourth-years are cast to type: hero, villain, tyrant, temptress.
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What video game do the protagonists create first in Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow?
Answer: Ichigo
Why: Its full title is Ichigo: A Child of the Sea, and the game draws on Hokusai's Great Wave, the same print behind the novel's cover.