Claims extracted
25
sentences that state something as happening or true
Uncertain
4%
1 of 25 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
Leaning
not political
takes no side on a contested political question
Publisher signals
66/100
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Ever wonder what your favorite celebrities are reading — whether it’s a timeless classic or the buzzy bestseller they can’t put down?
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they → wonder → what
Welcome to Page-Turners, where stars reveal the books that keep them hooked, inspired and up all night.
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that → welcome → them
Warning: your TBR pile is about to get a lot longer.
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pile → get → ?
Anytime “Elsbeth” star Carrie Preston has time off from filming, she’s either reading a book or listening to one.
“I don’t have a lot of free time when we’re shooting ‘Elsbeth,’ but I always have one book on my nightstand and a different audiobook in my ear,” the actress, whose newest season of the hit CBS show premieres Thursday, told Page Six.
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season → have → Six
She added, “Any time I’ve got a few hours or a day off, I’m sitting in a rocking chair (ideally with a nice view) holding a book or on a long walk completely lost in an audiobook.”
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I → add → audiobook
As for where she gets all her book recs?
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she → get → recs
“My sister Leslie, my best friend Susan and I have a cute little informal book club,” she explained.
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she → have → club
“I always count on them to steer me towards my next read.”
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I → count → read
I found it both incredibly intriguing and impressively ambitious.
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it → find → ?
It has a lot to say about what constitutes womanhood, while also offering plenty of critiques — even turning its gaze toward those of us who consider ourselves progressive and forward-thinking.”
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ourselves → have → us
“I loved every minute of this 688-page epically strange and oddly haunting saga.
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I → love → saga
Set in Norway, the story follows people going about their daily lives alongside a huge star that has suddenly appeared in the sky.
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that → Set → sky
It’s suspenseful to the point of supernatural, yet surprisingly fascinating in its description of the minutiae of everyday life.”
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It → ’ → life
“Chodron is an American Buddhist nun and legendary teacher, and I’ve followed her and her guidance for years.
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I → follow → years
In ‘When Things Fall Apart,’ she shows us how to find inner peace when life feels especially chaotic or uncertain.
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life → fall → peace
Like any great spiritual touchstone, you see it differently every time you go back to it depending on what’s happening in your life at that moment.”
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what → see → moment
“As a native Southerner, I’m a Carson McCullers superfan.
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I → ’m → Southerner
She wrote this novel over 5 years because ‘It must be beautifully done.
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It → write → years
did she do that.
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she → do → that
I first read it as a teenager and was completely captivated by 12 year-old Frankie Addams, who is sick with longing to be a member of the world.”
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who → read → world
“I love all of her books, but this one hit my heart in a different way, probably because it’s about the bond between siblings.
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it → love → siblings
Her dialogue is always so impeccably economical while saying so much.
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dialogue → say → much
The mature and measured pace of this one had me gripped top to bottom.
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me → have → bottom
“I read everything Kevin Wilson writes because I can always count on him to craft unique characters and put them in unusual circumstances, resulting in delightfully odd and entertaining prose.
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I → read → prose
This one features twin children who spontaneously combust when they get agitated, but it’s really a book about finding self worth by fiercely caring about something outside of yourself even if it might burn you up.”
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it → feature → you
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