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End-Of-Year Reading Projects Revision
Hello and happy Saturday. Can you believe we’re in 2026? I can’t, but that’s because I’m writing from the past, but don’t tell anyone. Almost exactly one year ago, I made a recap of the tiles I’ve challenged myself to read and I mentioned which books I’d read/DNFed, which where in my TBR list, and…
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My Thoughts on The Dip
Hello and happy Sunday. I think some books come to you when you need them, and that’s what happened with The Dip by Seth Godin. This is a self-help book that is short, sweet, and to the point. It mainly addresses when you should overcome a ‘dip,’ which is when you should quit. I think…
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DNF: Problematic Summer Romance
Hello and happy Saturday. Yes, you read that right: I DNFed Problematic Summer Romance by Ali Hazelwood. To be honest, I’m actually questioning whether I should remove her other books from my Wishlist because this wasn’t it at all. Let me give you some context, first. This was the book I got as part of…
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My Thoughts on Fame, Fate, and the First Kiss
Hello and happy Sunday. If I’ve accidentally already reviewed Fame, Fate, and the First Kiss by Kasie West, I’m sorry. As I’ve stated in previous posts, all her novels just sort of blend in together, and it makes it hard for me to know which I’ve read and reviewed and which I haven’t. This one…
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My Thoughts on The Fourth Daughter
Hello and happy Saturday. Today I’ll introduce you to your favorite book of the year. I’m talking about The Fourth Daughter by Lyn Liao Butler. I read it via audiobook, which I got from Kindle Unlimited, and I totally suggest consuming it this way. I’m not sure whether it’s a contemporary or a historical novel…
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My Thoughts on Bartleby, The Scrivener
Hello and happy Sunday. Do you remember, years ago when this blog was just starting, that I mentioned how I’d hated Moby-Dick by Herman Melville? Okay, I didn’t hate it, but I was bored out of my mind. Now, recently I read Bartleby, The Scrivener, a short story by this author and I thoroughly enjoyed…
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My Thoughts on Nick and Norah’s Infinite Playlist
Hello and happy Saturday. I just realized that I’ve probably referenced this title in a previous post/challenge because Nick and Norah’s Infinite Playlist was written by David Levithan and Rachel Cohn and their books were all the rage ten years ago, which is probably when I acquired it. The challenge was about reading books I’d…
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My Thoughts on The Possibility of Now
Hello and happy Sunday. You know when you’re on vacation and you read so many books that they sort of blend in together? I think this is what happened to me when I read The Possibility of Now by Kim Culbertson because I honestly had a hard time remembering what it was about. To be…
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Reading As Many Books as Possible in an Afternoon
Hello and happy Saturday. Have you ever watched one of those ’24-hour readathon’ videos and thought you wanted to do that as well? I have and I might do one in the future, or some variation of it, but for now, I’m proud to have read three books in an afternoon. This happened on the…
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My Thoughts on The Chemistry Test
Hello and happy Sunday. I’m sure we’ve all experienced reading a book and then having nothing to say about it. It’s not that the book is bad because if it were I’m sure we’d all have many thoughts, or, well, at least one. This is what happened to me with The Chemistry Test by Georgina…
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