books
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First Date Book Tag
I saw this on Thrice Read and it made me giggle. I had to dig back into my ‘read’ shelf on Goodreads in order to come up with some of these answers, which was a fun journey into my reading past. Continue reading
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Review: Caraval
There was so much hype surrounding this book’s release. From its stunning cover to the fantastical story, everyone wanted it. I found out about Caraval through social media — you couldn’t throw a figurative rock on Instagram without seeing a photo of its gorgeous cover — and decided to pick it up. Continue reading
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Instagram Sundays
Happy Sunday! It has been kind of a slow week, but here’s a wee round up from Instagram. The Great Gatsby was published on 10 April 1925. This is one of my absolute favorite books, but it was very nearly ruined for me because of high school reading. What a great cover! I’m a big… Continue reading
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ARC Review: Geekerella
I knew I had to read this book as soon as I learned about it. A geeky twist on the classic Cinderella story, Geekerella was everything I wanted it to be and more. Continue reading
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Instagram Sunday
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Adventure, Anna Pitoniak, Book photos, Book pics, Book pile, Book stack, books, Caraval, Cat pics, elizabeth Gaskell, Funko, Funko Pop, Game of Thrones, Hold Back the Stars, Hot chocolate, Instagram, Lannisters, Outdoors, Penguin Random House, Photography, Photos, The Futures, The Girl of Ink and Stars -
Reader Confession Tag
I was seeking out new book blogs to follow and stumbled upon Drizzle and Hurricane Books and loved her responses to this tag, so I just had to do it myself. Continue reading
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Review: The Six of Crows Duology
I’ve been thinking that some of the most innovative fantasy over the past few years has been coming from the YA genre and the Six of Crows duology is certainly evidence of that. These two books are absolutely amazing. Seriously, they’re some of the best fantasy I’ve read in ages. Continue reading
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April TBR Strategy
I’ve yammered on about how No Buy March clearly didn’t work for me, so I’m implementing a couple of new strategies for reading down my TBR pile this month while keeping me a happy reader/buyer. Continue reading
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Review: A Closed and Common Orbit
I absolutely adored Becky Chambers’ debut novel The Long Way to a Small Angry Planet and was so excited to discover that a sequel was already out. I finally got a chance to read A Closed and Common Orbit this month and I couldn’t be more happy with it. Continue reading
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