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Book Review of This could be love (Hawaii Love #1)

Discovering “This Could Be Love (Hawaii Love #1)” by L. M. Bennett: An Uneven Romantic Journey When I first stumbled upon This Could Be Love, the promise of a summer romance set against the backdrop of Hawaii was too enticing to pass up. L. M. Bennett’s debut in the Hawaii Love series seemed to offer …

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Book Review of Dream Count

Dream Count by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie: A Journey of Identity and Connection When I first saw the title Dream Count hovering over the online bookstore, I could hardly contain my excitement. Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie has an extraordinary knack for plucking at the strings of human experience, elevating the mundane into profound insights that linger in …

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Book Review of Attached at the Hip

Attached at the Hip: A Mixed Bag of Thrills and Misfires I have to admit, when I heard Christine was releasing her third novel, I was thrilled! As someone who usually dives headfirst into anything resembling reality television, I was particularly excited to experience Attached at the Hip. Even though I’ve never seen Survivor—and let’s …

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Book Review of The Last Cuentista

A Journey Through Memory: Reflections on The Last Cuentista When I first stumbled upon The Last Cuentista by Donna Barba Higuera, I was immediately intrigued. A middle-grade science fiction novel that’s both immersive and poignant? It felt like a rare gem. The premise, woven with the rich fabric of storytelling and the transition to a …

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Book Review of The Snares

Unraveling the Threads of Connection: A Personal Journey with The Snares When I stumbled upon The Snares by Katherine Stansfield, I was immediately captivated—not just by the enticing cover, but by the promise of a gripping tale laced with the complexities of human connection and the haunting echoes of the past. As a reader who …

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Book Review of Bad Friends 2 (Friends, #2)

Book Review: Bad Friends 2 (Friends, #2) by Lacey London When I first picked up Bad Friends 2 by Lacey London, I knew I was in for a treat. The title alone sparked my curiosity—who hasn’t navigated the rocky waters of friendship gone awry? As a firm believer that our friendships shape our identities, I …

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