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Would you name your baby after a sexy fairy? It's happening thanks to a popular book series

Some of the characters from Sarah J. Maas' internationally best-selling series A Court of Thorns and Roses are starting to pop up on baby names lists in the U.S. and Canada.

By: CBC News

Jun 20 2024
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Would you name your baby after a sexy fairy? It's happening thanks to a popular book series

There was a time when people were shamed for reading smutty books, whether for the steaminess factor or the misconception that romance wasn't real literature.
But now, thanks to the surging populari… [+5288 chars]

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She was killed while rollerblading in Gaza. Her father hopes she'll be the last child killed in the war