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A ___ of ___ and ___
Can we talk about something I’ve noticed and now can’t forget? It’s the deluge of fantasy books utilizing the title format A __ of ___ and ___.
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9 Books with Podcast Tie-Ins
Podcasts are such a growing phenomenon and I love them. I can’t get enough, but I still love reading. Luckily, there are some great books with direct podcast tie-ins
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True and Constant Friends
In her first book, Kelley Paul, shows the world the importance of female friendship, female empowerment, and puts into print the stories and feelings we’ve all experienced through our lives
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What I Do While I Listen to Audiobooks
I only recently started listening to audiobooks, less than a year ago, but I’ve listened to a ton in 2018 already. To be exact, I’ve listened to 44 audiobooks this year alone!
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$1.99 or Less Kindle Book Deals: September 7th
Like cheap books? Want to stock up on Kindle books? Check out these books on sale through Kindle for $1.99 or LESS
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Author Spotlight: Scott Westerfeld
The thought-provoking author behind the YA series we all binged, the Uglies, is back with a new novel called Imposters,
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ARC August Round Up
So ARC August was a complete failure for me.
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RIP Eliza Hart
Eliza Hart is dead, found at the bottom of the cliffs near her exclusive Big Sur boarding school. What happened to her? Was she pushed? And what’s up with the girl that everyone says was stalking her?
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August 2018 Reading Recap
August was a slow month for me. I finally moved to DC and the new city life really put a dent in my reading
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6 Books in Verse You Should Read
Stories can only be told so many ways, and in 2018 I’ve noticed a lot of books that feel exactly like another book I just read, so I’m always looking for something unique. Novels in Verse have never let me down when it comes to this
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Book of the Month Club: September 2018 Selections
It’s that time of the month! Time to dive into Book of the Month club selections and see what the buzz is all about
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7 Books Set in College
As someone who just graduated college, I’m kind of over reading about the pettiness of high school. And if you think high school has drama, try going to college.
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