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I found this tag over on bookdragonism, and it was originally created by The Book Nut! I am a big Greek mythology fan, so this looks super fun! Zeus (god of the sky) — Favorite book You know, for a long time, I felt guilty about my answer because it wasn’t a Harry Potter book, […]
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I saw this tag over on Destiny’s blog @ Howling Libraries, and it sounded like so much fun! As far as I can tell, it comes from HardbackHoarder on YouTube, but if you find the original creator, let me know! And now, onto the tag! What book has been on your shelf the longest? Of […]
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Friday Favorites is a weekly list hosted by Something of the Book, and this week’s topic is one of my absolute favorites. Sequels are make or break for me, and I am very passionate about the ones I do love, so here’s a look at some of the best of the best. I wouldn’t be […]
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Welcome to Monday Musings, a series where I review books that I read pre-end of 2017, when I started writing wrap-ups, talk about characters or topics that aren’t as relevant, or sometimes a surprise non-bookish thing. This week, I saw this tag floating around forever and a half ago, thought it looked super fun, forgot […]
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Happy Valentine’s Day! At this moment, I am currently wearing the cutest shirt ever. Here, have a picture: Hey, that’s me! Your friendly neighborhood writer/book blogger. In the past, I’ve not always been a huge fan of Valentine’s Day, and I’ve definitely been known to wear all black or listen to death metal, but in recent years, I’ve […]
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If you follow me on Instagram (shameless plug), you’ll know that I just got a new tattoo last week that is basically the definition of my life. And if you’re not following me on Instagram, what are you doing??? I post about books, cats, tea, and a lot of yoga, and my stories are usually just me […]
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Hello! The last time I posted about my bookshelves was in July of 2017, so it’s high time we talk about them again. I’ve done a few small reorganizations in the months following that post in July, but nothing that really stood out. I was also rereading the previous History of the Reader post (conveniently […]
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