November has flitted by way faster than I expected! It has also been one of the busiest months of my year, and unfortunately as a result, I didn't complete my TBR! *cries* Obisido will instead be the first book I read and review for December, so look out for that! But without further rambling, here's…
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Requested Review: Choice of the Sezel by Phoebe Ritter
"This could be it. This could be where it all falls apart and my faith in people is what finishes me." || Goodreads || Amazon || Notice: Choice of the Sezel is the final book of the Daughter of the Zel trilogy. You can read my review for Daughter of the Zel (book #1) here…
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Partnered Review: A River of Royal Blood by Amanda Joy
"It takes a great deal of strength to face your fears." Goodreads || Amazon || B&N || Book Depository Notice: this book was sent to me by Penguin Teen as part of the Penguin Teen Partner Program. This does not affect my opinions of the work. Sixteen-year-old Eva is a princess, born with the magick…
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Recommend Me a Book That: Teaches Valuable Lessons About Life
Though I have been slacking incredibly on my nonfiction reading goals for the year, the ones I have managed to complete have really influenced the way I view the world. And by the new design of the #RecommendMeaBook thumbnails, you know we're talking about The Tipping Point by Malcolm Gladwell. Recommend Me a Book That:…
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Review: Girls of Paper and Fire by Natasha Ngan
"Because if this is to be my fate, I'm going to walk boldly into it on my own two feet." Goodreads || Amazon || B&N || Book Depository Each year, eight beautiful girls are chosen as Paper Girls to serve the king. It's the highest honor they could hope for...and the most demeaning. This year,…
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