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A Reaper at the Gates | Sabaa Tahir
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AnneCecilie
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My staycation started after work today. So I found all the books I want to read

I own the books on the left and that‘s 19 books
On the right are my prioritized library books and that‘s 10 books. I currently has 23 books out

So for 23 days off work, I got 29 books, needless to say I won‘t get to everyone

This doesn‘t include my current reads (A Flat Place & Caledonian Road) or buddy reads (Nancy Drew, Shardlake & Sherlock Holmes)

KadaGul @AnnCecilie It does not matter what you can finish in 23 days what matters is that you have plenty of books 📚 to choose from for your staycation or vacation 🌅. #Staycation #Bookish 1w
Jari-chan What a lovely stack to choose from! 1w
AnneCecilie @KadaGul I know, but there‘s something about telling yourself and putting it out there that this is overly ambitious, just so that I don‘t get it my head that‘s it‘s doable. Since I do hope to do some other things as well. 1w
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AnneCecilie @Jari-chan 😊 1w
dabbe What fun! You deserve it! 🤩🤩🤩 1w
AnneCecilie @dabbe Thank you 😊 1w
Deblovestoread Enjoy your staycation! It is always good to have choices! 1w
UwannaPublishme Enjoy! 📚📚📚 1w
Librarybelle Lovely! Enjoy! 1w
LiteraryinLawrence Oooh, have a wonderful staycation!! 1w
kspenmoll Fantastic!!!! I have too many library books to read- I cannot control myself!!!! 1w
sarahbarnes Happy reading!! 📚 1w
AnneCecilie @Deblovestoread @UwannaPublishme @Librarybelle @LiteraryinLawrence @kspenmoll @sarahbarnes Thank you. It‘s almost impossible not to have a great staycation with all this books 😊 1w
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oddandbookish
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This was such a cute and heartwarming read!

The story is told in dual timelines, one set in 1987 and the other in the 1930s/1940s. The dual timelines was executed well.

As for the characters, I loved the three main characters, Harlow, Matt, and Tuesday. Harlow was my favorite. I enjoyed seeing her character grow and take charge of her life.

Full review: https://oddandbookish.wordpress.com/2024/07/14/review-meet-me-at-the-starlight/

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AroundTheBookWorld
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oddandbookish
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This book has the same cozy and heartwarming vibes as its predecessor. There‘s lots of discussion on reading and books which I loved. As a huge bibliophile, I related a lot to those parts. The book also has a strong emotional core, especially in the second half.

Full Review: https://oddandbookish.wordpress.com/2024/07/08/review-more-days-at-the-morisaki-...

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Graciouswarriorprincess
S'more Murder | Josephine Beintema
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June #bookish bingo.

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oddandbookish
Beyond the Isle of the Lost | Melissa de la Cruz
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I am such a huge Disney Descendants fan (I‘ve seen all the movies and have read all the books in this series) and this book made me so excited for the new movie.

We are introduced to Red, the daughter of the Queen of Hearts. I loved her. She is so different from the VKs in the sense that she isn‘t trying to be evil or wicked.

Full review: https://oddandbookish.wordpress.com/2024/06/23/review-beyond-the-isle-of-the-los...

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LaceyDoesLit
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Princess of Prophecy | Alexander Thomas
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First off, this book is hilarious. It‘s very satirical and pokes a lot of fun at own society. Parts of the story were reminiscent of the pandemic and how some political leaders and society handled it. I found it very clever. One of the funniest parts of the book was ogre speak, which was essentially really foul and rude language.

Full review: https://oddandbookish.wordpress.com/2024/06/01/review-princess-of-prophecy-serva...

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oddandbookish
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First off, Colin calls Penelope “the most remarkable woman in the world” (pg. 423). I whole heartedly agree. The fact that she was Lady Whistledown for 10 years is impressive. What a smart woman!

I liked Penelope and Colin together. The fact that they were both writers was really cute.

Full review: https://oddandbookish.wordpress.com/2024/05/25/review-romancing-mister-bridgerto...

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