Weekly Reading List #151
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Weekly Reading List #150
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Weekly Reading List #149
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A Beautiful Period Drama | Review of ‘The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society’
Reading brings people together in incredible ways and this film shows just how powerful books and the written word are in desperate times. Continue reading A Beautiful Period Drama | Review of ‘The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society’
Realistic & Relatable | Review of ‘Who We Might’ve Been’ (Billie Dixon #3)
A thoughtful read that follows the journey of a biracial girl as she learns to love herself and find her way. Continue reading Realistic & Relatable | Review of ‘Who We Might’ve Been’ (Billie Dixon #3)
Weekly Reading List #147
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Weekly Reading List #146
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Book of the Month Poll – September 2018
New month means new books are coming out. So check out these ten titles and vote for your favorite title to win September’s book of the month title. Continue reading Book of the Month Poll – September 2018
Book of the Month – July 2018
Votes have been captured! Check out this months winner of the Book of the Month title. Happy reading! Continue reading Book of the Month – July 2018
A Believable, Relatable & Impressive Debut | Review of ‘The History of Jane Doe’
Funny, sad, and touching, a story that is reminiscent of 13 Reasons Why follows the perspective of one boy as he chronicles the life he shared with the girl he loved who took her own life. Continue reading A Believable, Relatable & Impressive Debut | Review of ‘The History of Jane Doe’
