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Every Exquisite Thing, Laura Steven [Book Review]
After reading and adoring Our Infinite Fates, Laura Steven’s new book Every Exquisite Thing was a pleasant enough surprise. While Fates is about an endless love story…
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Dolly All the Time, Annabel Monaghan [Book Review]
For all the Monaghan fans waiting for the new Nora Goes Off Script, I present to you: Dolly All the Time. I frigging adore Annabel Monaghan, and…
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Wild About You, Jo Lovett [Book Review]
Second chance romance just has a little something extra — am I right? Flavia and Dominic grew up together, and their family’s remain close friends. That didn’t…
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This Story Might Save Your Life, Tiffany Crum [Book Review]
If you have the chance to read This Story Might Save Your Life, do.not.waste.it. It is frigging phenomenal. I was hooked immediately and giddy the entire way…
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Once and Again, Rebecca Serle [Book Review]
We’ve all had those moments, those crossroads moments, when we can see two paths stretching out before us, and we have to pick between them. Or something…
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Won’t Back Down, Harper Jackson [Book Review]
Some books you read for the escape of it all. Something you can sink into, be transported, and find a satisfying plot with just enough tension (sexual,…
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Stranger Things Have Happened, Kasie West
Kasie West’s books almost have that 90s rom-com feel. The situational, emotionally stunted but slowly falling anyway, long-story kind of feel. The kind that so many others…
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The Gray Sheep, S. M. Somerset [Book Review]
The Gray Sheep by S.M. Somerset is a complex fantastical world with a rich history and plenty of conflict. Cosette is doing her best to continue running…
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The Heart of Everything, Marc Levy [Book Review]
The Heart of Everything is a magical tale of fathers and sons and the intricacies of families. Thomas’s father passed away five years ago, but he still…
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Girls Our Age, Pheobe Thompson [Book Review]
This psychologically intense story of female friendship was kind of like a fever dream, if I’m honest. Lily, Ana, and Margot have been friends since they were…