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Today I figured I would spell my name in books. If you would like to do this, then I encourage you to do so, and let me know so I can see it!


I did not make this idea up, and I think there is a tag that goes along with this, but I don’t know what it is.


So, my name is Madison, and I will be finding some of my favorite books that start with each letter of my name. (Some of them I won’t have a review on, due to reading BB. Before blog.)


M – Made you up by Francesca Zappia
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I really love mental health books and this one is just written impeccably!

A – Armada by Ernest Cline
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You know I had to include this one! It is now one of my all-time fav’s! Check out my review here.

D – Daughter of the Pirate King by Tricia Levenseller
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This book is 10 different levels of awesome that everyone deserves to have the pleasure of reading!

I – I can’t make this up by Kevin Hart
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I mean it’s Kevin Hart, you should read this book for that reason alone! See my review here.

S – Shadow and Bone by Leigh Bardugo
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Leigh is one of my favorite authors and will forever be an instant buy author from now on. (No, I didn’t choose Six of Crows, because I think this series is better by a hair)

O – The once and future king by T.H. White
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So, I haven’t actually read this one but I really want to! Let me know if you have read it and what you thought about it!

N – Nerve by Jeanne Ryan
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A life and death truth or dare game (With more dares than truth), who doesn’t want to read that?


These images aren’t mine as I have stated where I got them in the captions. Once again if you do this too, let me know! I want to see your answers.


Let me know in the comments below if you have read any of my favorites!


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