Picture this: New York City in the 1950s. You’ve got Marty Mauser, a guy who earns his keep by selling shoes but lives for ping-pong. He’s also addicted to gambling and dreams of becoming the number one table tennis player ever...
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Picture this: New York City in the 1950s. You’ve got Marty Mauser, a guy who earns his keep by selling shoes but lives for ping-pong. He’s also addicted to gambling and dreams of becoming the number one table tennis player ever...
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Picture this: It’s 1961, and Woody Guthrie, a famous folk singer, is seriously ill. A young guy from Minnesota strolls in, calling himself Bob Dylan. Turns out, he’s actually Robert Zimmerman. Woody and his pal Pete Seeger listen to him play and quickly realize this kid’s something special...
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Imagine a spot of land that’s been around since forever, where a house stands tall. This house watches over decades of families—from early humans to native tribes, then settlers, right up to a modern African-American family. Inside its cozy living room, stories unfold...
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Romy seems to have it all—she’s running a big company in New York, plus juggling life as a wife and mom. But even with her solid marriage to Jacob, who’s all into theater and artsy stuff, something’s missing for her in the bedroom. Things heat up when she meets Samuel, a young intern at work...
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So, it’s been sixteen years since Marcus Aurelius died, and Rome is now run by tyrant brothers Geta and Caracalla. From far-off Numidia, a mysterious prisoner named Hanno shows up in Rome, along with a bunch of slaves. This guy’s not your average Joe; he’s got some serious fighting moves that catch the eye of this ambitious advisor named Macrinus...
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Alright, so here’s the scoop: The Wicked Witch of the West kicks the bucket, and everyone in Oz is having a blast. Even Glinda, who’s this super sweet Good Witch from up north, decides it’s a good time to burn a dummy of her old enemy...
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Okay, here’s the scoop! Colt Seavers is a stuntman totally head over heels for Jody Moreno, an assistant director. But then—bam!—he gets into a rough accident on set. It rattles him so much he starts thinking about leaving the stunt world altogether and even considers ending things with Jody...
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Alright, so the story takes us back to 1942. We’ve got a 15-year-old girl named Sara living in Alsace, which is part of unoccupied France at the time. But things start to change as the German soldiers increasingly take over, and people begin getting taken away. Luckily, she’s saved by Julien’s family—a guy her age dealing with polio—someone she didn’t really hang out with before...
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The story swaps out Danish and Dutch families for American and English ones, which adds a fun twist on cultural clashes...
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Lily Bloom’s got a name that screams “flowers,” and she’s all about living life her own way. After her dad’s funeral, where she totally choked on the eulogy, she packs up her life and moves from Maine to Boston. Her big dream? Open a flower shop, obviously. Once she hits Boston, she bumps into this super handsome neurosurgeon named Ryle Kincaid. Turns out, he’s the brother of Allysa, her new assistant at the shop. But here’s the thing: Ryle isn’t exactly Mr...
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