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Books, Christmas, Holidays

Mini Reviews #16 It’s Christmas All Around

The Last Day of Winter – Shari Low Story One December wedding. One runaway bride. One winter’s day to bring everyone together again. Today is meant to be the happiest…

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December 22, 2019
Books

Reading Challenges 2016: Update + Round Up

Fun fact: I didn’t read a single book in December. Not. One. In my defence: I did read course notes, papers, essays, and one exam. Fun times. Of course, that leaves this…

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December 30, 2016
Books

Reviewing the Classics #6: War of the Worlds

This is one of those cases where I basically did it to myself. First of all, I’m not usually all that keen on the kind of books where aliens come…

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March 23, 2017
Books, Tags

Book Tags #12: Greek Mythology Style (Part1)

So, for all that I’m constantly talking about books on this blog, I feel like I haven’t really been paying enough attention to one series in particular that I really…

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April 7, 2017
Books, Holidays, Spring

My 2017 Spring-TBR

So Winter is officially over, which means it’s time for a new post on what books I want to read. Let’s be honest though – this is my Spring TBR.…

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March 24, 2017
Books

Reviewing the Classics #5: The Railway Children

I’m pretty sure I already mentioned this somewhere, but I first read this book when I was sick. I’d always ask my dad to bring me some books from the…

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January 23, 2017
  • Books

    About Books #107: A Dozen Second Chances

    / February 7, 2020

    Sometimes, a book just hits the spot – whether it be the location it takes place in, the characters and the way they grow throughout the story, or something else entirely? A Dozen…

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  • Lifestyle,  Weekly Lists

    Weekly Lists #212: BuJo Inspiration

    / February 5, 2020

    If you’ve been following me for a while, you know that me and planners of all sorts have had a bit of a journey. I’m back on the bujo-bandwagon, and this time, I…

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  • Books

    About Books #106: New Beginnings at Glendale Hall

    / February 2, 2020

    Is there anything better than being able to go back to a literary world you’ve already gotten to fall in love with? Especially if that literary world is a castle in Scotland and…

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  • Books

    New Releases February 2020

    / January 31, 2020

    Guess what? February is looking to be a really good month for booklovers. To the point that I actually had some trouble limiting this post to a do-able number of new releases February…

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  • Blogging,  Weekly Lists

    Weekly Lists #211: Favourite January Content

    / January 29, 2020

    For all that people have been complaining January lasted 3 eternities, I actually find my surprised it’s already over… Nonetheless, the end of the month is here, and you know what that means!…

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    Weekly Lists #210: Unpopular Food Opinions

    / January 22, 2020

    This is a really random post, and one I’ve been working on for a while. That’s to say – I’ve randomly been listing these on my phone, and because I needed a quick…

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  • Books

    About Books #105: Tweet Cute

    / January 19, 2020

    I’ve officially reached that age where I can’t even really pretend YA could be aimed at me, anymore. That doesn’t mean, though, that I can’t thoroughly enjoy a well-written story in its time!…

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  • Books

    About Books #104: My One Month Marriage

    / January 17, 2020

    There may be few certainties in life, but here’s one I’m slowly learning to count on: if Shari Low writes a book? I will enjoy it. And My One Month Marriage proves it.…

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