Information about the Book Genre: Contemporary FictionPrint Length: 416 pagesPublisher: Farrar, Straus and GirouxPublication Date: 4/21/2020Reading Age (my opinion): over 15 4.5/5 This is a book I had stumbled on in the library whilst looking for possible books to read. Honestly, the books on my TBR list are so popular, I can literally never […]
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Information about the Series Genre: Realistic FictionPrint Length: 336 & 368 pagesPublisher: Point PublishingPublication Date: 09.15.20 & 4.5.22Reading Age (my opinion): over 13 4.5/5 So, I recently got into k-pop… I feel like it was inevitable- it would’ve happened at some point in time, since quite a few of my friends like kpop groups.
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It’s been quite a long time since I’ve written a review, so I’m just happy to say that I’m back at it again! I’d been in Australia for about a few weeks or so, and school has just been keeping me on my toes for a very, very long time. My apologies if it’s been
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Information about the Book Genre: Contemporary/Realistic FictionPrint Length: 325 pagesPublisher: Random House Children’s BooksPublication Date: 4/5/2016Reading Age (my opinion): over 15 10/10 It’s possible that this might now be the time to, I don’t know, maybe reinstate or rather mention the fact in a not so subtly worded way that I am in love with
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Information about the Book Genre: Psychological ThrillerPrint Length: 384 pagesPublisher: Random House Children’s BooksPublication Date: 3/2/2021Reading Age (my opinion): over 13 1/5 This may seem pretentious but I haven’t been updating all that much only because of the fact that I’m kinda sick and tired of everything right now. Physically, I feel like I’m miserably failing,
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Information about the Book Genre: Realistic Fiction (trigger warning)Print Length: 336 pagesPublisher: Sourcebooks FirePublication Date: 5/7/2019Reading Age (my opinion): over 15 1.5/5 Trigger Warning: guns/shooting in a school area/suicide (my heart goes out to all of the families that lost loved ones during the recent events of 2022. please do not take this book
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Well. This had been quite an overdue post. I’d been meaning to write this because I went volunteering around the middle of January. Alas, my mind just forgot about it until my mother reminded me that it was time to do another volunteering count. So I guess I write about it now? ________ Volunteering: A
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Hey everyone! So I set the wonderfully long reading books goal of 100 books! My friend currently thinks that I’m out of my mind to read that many books, but they’re probably wrong… right? Anyways, I’ll be updating the books that I read here, and when I get a chance to review them, I will.
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Why is the Shadowhunter Codex SO IMPORTANT to the Shadowhunter Chronicles? Well, to answer that question, I’d suggest you read the Infernal Devices, and the Mortal Instruments (2 subseries that are basically the root of the Shadowhunting Universe). But just in case you have not read those books, that’s totally fine. I’m not going to
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Information about the Book Genre: Urban FantasyPrint Length: 544 pagesPublisher: Margaret K. McElderry BooksPublication Date: 9/1/2015Reading Age (my opinion): over 15 4/5 City of Bones, the first book in the Mortal Instruments, is a book that I have been absolutely lucky to read. It is the 7th book in the chronological order of the
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