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What books do you want to read? No more new books please! Unless you really want to gift me with one. I won’t not take it. Getting to read it right away is the issue. I have unfinished and unread books on my shelves dating back to my college years. To clarify, I graduated college
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If I’m being completely honest I’m lagging in my book completion game. I count at least 7 books on my book shelf and in my nightstand that have bookmarks stabbed somewhere between pages. At the moment the two books I am focusing on knocking out before they are adapted into films is Kevin Kwan’s “China
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A fantastic book about family, tradition, culture, tragedy, understanding, and endurance. ***SPOILERS*** Each of the four mothers of the club has such a powerful story to tell. There was never a dull moment reading about the tribulations each one endured in times and societies where women didn’t have much of a say in anything. The
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Thought-provoking, funny, aspiring, wise, lovely. That is how I describe this book. 5 Stars⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Natasha seeks to stop her and her family from being deported after a debacle caused by her father. Daniel has an interview for Yale, but he’s not sure if it’s the path he truly wants. Their paths cross, perhaps by fate,
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(Note: I read the book and did a review for this book almost 3 years on Goodreads. Old to some, new to some😊) Paper Towns- John Green ⭐️⭐️⭐️3 out of 5 stars. **SPOILERS** I fell in love with John Green’s “The Fault in Our Stars“. It made me cry, as everyone said it would. I gave
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Hero of Hacksaw Ridge- Booton Herdon ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 5 out of 5 stars **SPOILERS AHEAD** If you’re ever looking for a nice religious themed book to relax with, Hero of Hacksaw Ridge is the perfect read. Desmond Doss is a man of God, but he also wants to serve his country. Throughout the book his faith is
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Hello, my friends. As you may have noticed there was no post last night about how my week went. I am sorry to those of you who keep up with my weekly reflections, but I’m putting a stop to them…..and moving them to Saturday. Why the switch in days? (1) Most Friday evenings I come
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