Shelbi Polk is a freelance journalist and writer whose work focuses on literature, culture, and women's issues. She has written for publications such as Shondaland, Yahoo Sports Canada, and INDY Week, covering topics ranging from book recommendations to interviews with authors. Shelbi's writing often highlights the complexity and diversity of women's experiences in literature and society.
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Challenge yourself by diving into a whole new world of literature that actually might surprise you.
A Q&A with the author of ‘Wandering Stars' and ‘There, There.' When Tommy Orange decided to write a sequel to his award-winning novel, There, There , he began by jumping back in time.
Always with a book in hand, Eloise is certainly the brains of the Bridgerton brood! So, we wondered what a modern-day version of Eloise would be reading.
By: Shelbi Polk
Whether you haven’t gotten to the carriage scene yet or you’ve seen it three times, these cozy collabs will make your next “Bridgerton” watch the comfiest yet.
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