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All of my POV Posts:
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Classic Controversy
Time Travel
Father Appreciation Post
Book Road Trip!
Coffee or Tea with books?
Booktube-A-Thon!
Impulse Book Buy Requirements
Book Turn-Offs
Bookish Pet Peeves
Why I use the Goodreads link
Why I have two sections to my reviews
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If...Then

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~Memoirs of a Teenage Amnesiac by Gabrielle Zevin
~Letters to the Lost by Brigid Kemmerer
~Language of Thorns by Leigh Bardugo
~The Lie Tree by Frances Hardinge

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The Madman’s Daughter by Megan Shepherd

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Goodreads Summary *NO SPOILERS* This book has me shook. Usually, I jump right into writing my review after I finish a book, but I had to sit and compose myself for a minute after getting done. This book was close to being on my Top 5 2017 list, but it didn’t make it because of some issues I had with the book regarding my personal preferences. Everything about this book was flawless, the writing style, the story, each character, was beautiful. It warmed my heart to read this book because it is a true piece of art. Except, this book had blood and gruesome details that made me queasy. I hate anything to do with doctors or hospitals, especially needles and blood. This book had the latter two in abundance. If I hadn’t liked the rest of this book so much, this review probably would have gone in the opposite direction. The story has a Frankenstein vibe to it, and it also gave me a Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde vibe because of a character and his behavior. I know Goodreads says...

Coffee or Tea with books?

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Most people like to have a drink and a snack with them when reading, the question is though, whether you prefer coffee or tea? Now as a southern white girl (I can just see the stereotypes piling up) I was raised on Starbucks and Sweet Tea. Although I tend to drink more coffee than tea, I still like both. One can argue that these two things don't really count as tea or coffee seeing as they are all sugared up and transformed from their original state. But honestly, when i'm reading I don't usually drink anything, and if I do it's water. The only time I make coffee or tea myself, is when I want to take a cool bookstagram picture, and then I end up dumping it out without drinking it. I have an owlcrate subscription so when they pack tea into their boxes I usually just keep them around for keepsake purposes. Sometimes I will get the courage to actually drink those teas, but I end up not liking them because they are too bitter or have no taste. Does anyone else share ...

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