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Going Dark by Melissa de la Cruz takes the reader on an interesting journey as they follow two people in a relationship and what people hide. Read my review to see what I thought about the book!
It's sort of like The Hunger Games, but for adults. And then you add the fae in it and secrets! All in all, a pretty good read! Come and read what I thought about it.
A bit more difficult to review than normal books - poetry doesn't really have characters or plots but I managed to write 3 reviews! Come and look!
2020 was... a year. So it only makes sense that I didn't get to all my arcs that year. So here we are! Nearly... 3 years later (BIG whoops).
Look, I love books/movies featuring cults. I never want to be in one, definitely not. Though this isn’t a religious cult, just a weird, New Age type cult, I still want no part in it. But otherwise read this book to see me venturing into the adult thriller section and what I thought about the characters and the plot!
This one was a heartfelt, sweet read about two friends falling in love, set in the beautiful South Africa, my country! Come and read what I thought of this adorable YA Contemporary Romance!
Every time I see the title I think of the song that plays in the one Grey's Anatomy episode 😄 (I think it's in season 2 or 3). Anyway come here for absolutely adorable short stories based on tropes! Bring your own sweet treat of any kind whilst reading for ultimate sweetness!
Stay up all night with these thirteen short stories from bestselling and award-winning YA authors like Karen McManus, Tiffany D. Jackson, Nina LaCour, and Brandy Colbert, as they take readers deep into these rarely seen, magical hours. Come and see what I thought about all these stories!
I really love haunted places! There's just something about going in and seeing all the creepiness happening! I really enjoyed reading this book so come and see what i thought about it!
I know that technically the spooky season is over but at the same time, some people watch Christmas movies in like July. So it's totally okay to read this post about 2 excellent horror books that can certainly be read any day of the year!
DB's Guide to the Galaxy 
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