I have had two previous experiences with Talia Hibbert’s writing, and that was when I read Get a Life, Chloe Brown, and her YA Debut, Highly Suspicious and Unfairly Cute. I thought Get a Life...
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Keep ReadingFull of Myself: A Graphic Memoir About Body Image was a graphic novel I requested from Netgalley earlier this year. What initially grabbed my attention was the subtitle: “A Graphic Memoir About Body Image.” As...
Keep ReadingI have read Anita Kelly’s first book Love & Other Disasters when it was first published in 2022. It was one of my Book of the Month choices that I really loved! I don’t remember...
Keep ReadingI decided to request this arc from book after being in the mood for some small town romances. This is my first book from Sienna Judd, so I was excited to dive into the world...
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