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Books, Fall, Holidays, Winter

My 2016 Fall and Winter TBR

You know what – I know that fall has technically already been going on for a couple of months. But for me, the ‘real’ fall doesn’t actually start until my term…

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October 7, 2016
Books

New Releases: November 2018

You guys, please tell me I’m not the only one excited for the holidays? I mean, sure, I know, it’s still like two months away… But, you know… I’m still…

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October 19, 2018
Books

About books #95: A Question of Us

I feel like everyone probably has that one friend. You know, the one that might have been. The one that theoretically, you wouldn’t mind dating – but never would, because…

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September 8, 2019
Books

2017 Reading Challenges: September Update

So the entirety of September is a blur to me. And I don’t mean that as in “I don’t remember any of it.” I mean it as in: what on…

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September 29, 2017
Books

Reviewing the Classics #8: Isolde

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…

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September 20, 2019
Books

New Releases February 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…

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January 31, 2020
  • Books

    2017 Reading Challenges: July Update

    / August 4, 2017

    So the booktube-a-thon happened. That was good. That was also, or so it feels at least, about the best reading-time that was had this week. What can I say – I took a…

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  • Blogging,  Weekly Lists

    Weekly Lists #95: 5 Favorite Blogposts July

    / August 2, 2017

    So this month I’ve found myself randomly wandering around bloglovin. A lot of these posts are things I found there, but there’s one good old classic in there as well ? Hey, what’s…

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    52 Goals July Update

    / July 30, 2017

    And we’re back with another month of too little time, too much to do! In case that didn’t make it clear enough? The 52 goals July update? It consists mainly of: “I hope…

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  • Books

    About Books #23: The Story of Awkward

    / July 28, 2017

    Sometimes you come across those rare instances where a free book is actually good. And really, really exceptionally, you find a book that’s not just good, it’s genious. It hits all the right spots, it’s not too…

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  • Books,  Weekly Lists

    Weekly Lists #94: Books without Romance

    / July 26, 2017

    This is another response to the Top 5 Wednesday Group on Goodreads, and another one where I’m distinctly late to the party. Basically, I can’t believe I didn’t think of this myself. Now,…

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    2017 Book-Tube-Athon

    / July 24, 2017

    So apparently Booktube-A-Thon is a thing? Now, sure, I’m not technically a booktuber. But hey: I do have a bookstagram? And a somewhat-bookblog? So guess what: I’m in. Because obviously I need to put more pressure on myself…

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  • Books,  Holidays

    Belgian books you should read

    / July 21, 2017

    So today is the Belgian national holiday. No big deal, really – but, I mean, like, for real. Belgians in general don’t really have that much of a “national feeling”. However, there’s three…

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  • Holidays,  Lifestyle,  Summer,  Weekly Lists

    Weekly Lists #93: Things to Love about Summer

    / July 19, 2017

    It’s not really a secret that I’m not particularly fond of summer. Too much sun, too much heat… Too little things to do. (Yes, I’m that kind of a person.) And still, there’s definitely…

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