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Old 08-30-2021, 08:12 PM   #13
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This is great news because I was able to buy Madam during the Barnes & Noble Bookhaul. I've added the others to the list.
I read Madam and The Maidens pretty close together and they have a similar vibe. I think I'd give a slight edge to The Maidens.

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It's interesting how many of these books are often in the Mysteries & Thriller section of the bookstore -- and many others are in the YA section. That can make finding a book a challenge if I'm prowling through the bricks & mortar bookstore. But it's a form of exercise.
YA seems to be the natural category unless the POV character is an adult. I never knew there was a dark academia genre, and I'm still rather hazy about the parameters, but I do like suspense novels with school settings.

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I noticed that Special Topics in Calamity Physics was often recommended as a dark academia book. I think the others you added count as well.
I enjoyed that one; I don't know how well it fits but it's quite good.

I am currently reading The Furies, a YA by Katie Lowe, which seems to fit the category.
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