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About Books #71: The Forgotten Secret

The number one sign of a good story: when you finish it, you get mad at the book because it dared to end. And, well… Let me put it this…

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February 24, 2019
Books, Christmas, Holidays

My 2018 Christmas & Winter TBR

It’s that time of year again! No more hiding away, or pretending I’m fine with just “normal times”. The full-blown Christmas-craziness that is me can finally come forward! As per…

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December 1, 2018
Books

Series in Review #11: Willoughby Close

You know I like a series that focuses on the different people in one location. I loved it in Summerhill, I loved it in Laurel Heights … And now, apparently,…

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April 14, 2019
Books

New Releases: March 2018

Yay! It’s time for a new month! And at least 20 more days of that month will be winter so I get to ignore that I’m about to turn into…

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February 23, 2018
Books

About Books #87: Five Wakes and a Wedding

You know how sometimes a book can just come out of nothing and randomly make you fall in love with it? Well – guess what. That’s exactly what Five Wakes…

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July 21, 2019
Books

2018 Reading Updates: July Update

Mental note to self: the fastest way to get “quite a lot” of reading done? Go on a holiday. I think I was reading about a book a day during…

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August 3, 2018
  • Books,  Fall,  Weekly Lists

    Weekly Lists #201: Books for a Rainy Day

    / October 16, 2019

    Fun fact: I’ve had this title ready – as a draft – for actual months. But this is th first time in a while that we’ve both had a lot of rain ànd…

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  • Books,  Fall,  Holidays

    My Fall 2019 TBR

    / October 11, 2019

    You know what? For some reason, reading has been the farthest thing from my mind lately. And I’m not okay with it. So this fall 2019 TBR? Basically my way of hopefully kickstarting…

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  • Blogging,  Weekly Lists

    Weekly Lists #200: The Cream of the Crop

    / October 9, 2019

    Also known as – OMYGOODNESS how did I read 200 weekly lists? (I mean, I think that there might actually be one or two “specials”, but lets not count those, just for the…

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  • Books

    2019 Reading Updates – September Update

    / October 4, 2019

    Hi. My name is Saar and I have no self control when it comes to Christmas reading and the “appropriate moment” to start on that. Otherwise known as: my 2019 reading updates september…

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  • Fall,  Holidays,  Lifestyle,  Weekly Lists

    Weekly Lists #199: 5 Things to Do This Fall

    / October 2, 2019

    That’s right: no fall bucket list this year! If nothing else, then because the content tends to stay largely the same throughout the years. And also, because I’m fully anticipating not being actually…

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  • Books

    New Releases October 2019

    / September 27, 2019

    Now that it’s (just about) October, I can go ahead and include Christmas books in these lists, right? Don’t worry, I’ll keep it to the minimum – there’s too many promising new releases…

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  • Blogging,  Weekly Lists

    Weekly Lists #198: Favourite Content September

    / September 25, 2019

    Every month I list some of my favourite content of the past month – and I don’t know what it was exactly, but September really did me in. (I’m lying btw, I do…

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  • Books

    Reviewing the Classics #8: Isolde

    / September 20, 2019

    It’s been a while, I feel, that I’ve reviewed anything but romance on this blog. And for a while, that was actually just about all I was reading. But every once in a…

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