Tag: Book Review
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Cost of Love Set : Audiobook Review
*I was provided a copy of this audiobook in exchange for an honest review* Cost of Love is a three-book set of short historical romance stories by G.S. Carr. I was very careful not to spoil the first book when reviewing the third so you can decide if you want to get the whole series…
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Sorcery of Thorns : Book Review
My first buddy read with some fellow bookstagramers!! We were supposed to read it over the month of August week by week. I made it to the third week and caved into a sleepless night to finish the book. The concept of the book was super unique but I would’ve loved some more time fleshing…
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SHOUT by Laurie Halse Anderson : Book Review
Something practical but tactful and artistic. Something beautiful but devastating. Something that makes people feel heard.
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Ventus by Tyffany Hackett : Book Review
…book three…. Alrighty now that the sappy stuff is out of the way, the actual review. AHAHAHHSHDOIFPSDJ SDOJPO JCOPWNPj.
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Crown of Beauty : Audiobook Review
This is Book 2 of the Cliff Walk Courtships by Cecily Wolfe. A Historical Fiction Christian Romance set in 1893; Newport, Rhode Island.
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The Lost Key of his Heart : Book Review
Sulaiman Uvais reached out to me through Instagram to review his short story about a man who falls in love and then loses her so swiftly his heart shatters.
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Perfection and Other Illusive Things : Book Review
*I was provided a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review* What if one day you woke up and everything you hated about your appearance was gone? What would you do if you were suddenly perfect? Eden’s life is already perfect; she’s co-captain of the volleyball team, on track for salutatorian, has…
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Curioser and Curioser: Aduiobook Review
This retelling keeps the names and ideologies of the original characters but puts them into an entirely unique situation….
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Realm of Beasts : Audiobook Review
wanted to love this book. The cover art is gorgeous. The idea of a man with no name but with a humongous destiny.
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Their Greatest Game: Audiobook Review
Book two really shows the author’s pacing and ability to balance deep philosophical meaning into action-packed events
N.B. Jackson 