Story & The Brain – Page 2

Identification and Empowerment in The Lost Bookshop

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Kaylee
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The cover of The Screwtape Letters. There is a well dressed man with no face, text where the face would be, and devil horns at the top.

God Voice, Irony, and Self Emotions in The Screwtape Letters

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Kaitlin Brown
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The Lost Bookshop: Trying Something New

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Sophia Sullivan
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Her One Mistake

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Angie
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The boring Guide to being Just Friends

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Nora
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Contains the text "Breathtaking" Gillian McAllister "Utterly addictive" Clair Douglas None of This Is True Her Lies Could Kill You Lisa Jewell The Ten-Million-Copy Best Selling Author

None of This is True and My Experience Kicking Myself for Being Oblivious

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Anonymous Reader
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A book cover featuring an illustrated cafe building with train tracks in the foreground. A train is passing by on the tracks, and the visible words written on the train car are "STREAK," "Cotton Belt Route," and "Freight." Words written on the building are "CAFE" and "Buffalo Rock Ale." The top half of the image is a blue sky with the text "NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER" and the author's name, "Fannie Flagg". In the center of the cover is the text, "FRIED GREEN TOMATOES AT THE WHISTLE STOP CAFE" and "A Novel".

Fried Green Tomatoes at the Whistle Stop Cafe: An Emotional Rollercoaster

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Emily Formica
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Abandon All Hope, Ye Who Enter Here: Storyworld in Dante’s Inferno

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Kaylee
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My silence while reading The Silent Patient

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Nora
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Metamorphosis: Finding Meaning in the Confusion

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Josie Sestito
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