I’ve been a big fan of the Redefining series so far. The F Word and The N Word were both amazing and books I think people really need to read. The third book, The C Word is now available and it’s another one that needs to be added to the list of need to read. Today I want to tell you what I thought about this book. Also, a big thanks to the authors for providing me with an ARC to read and review!
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Ilsa Madden-Mills is an author I’ve come to love. I Dare You and I Bet You were a lot of fun. I’m not sure if I Hate You belongs in the same series, but the cover does look a bit similar. Even if it doesn’t, this book looks amazing. Today I am helping share the cover reveal for I Hate You!
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It’s not secret anymore that Kayla Tirrell has become one of my favorite authors. That being said, today I am sharing my review for her newest book, Beauty and the Beach. This book is a part of the Boys of Summer series multiple authors are participating in. They’re all standalones, but take place in the same small town.
A big thanks to the author for, once again, providing me with an ARC to read and review!
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The summer is the perfect time for reading different contemporary books! The Shortest Distance Between Love & Hate released yesterday and today is my spot on the blog tour. I read A Prom to Remember last year and enjoyed this book, so I was excited for the release of this book.
A big thanks to the publisher and Xpresso Book Tours for providing me with an ARC to read and review!
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I’ve really been enjoying the Shelfbrooke Academy books so far! Twelfth Knight and Tessa were both a lot of fun. Last week the third book, Sway, was released and I had the opportuinty to read and review it for the blog. A big thanks to the author for providing me with an ARC to read and review!
Ashley Herring Blake has been on my radar for awhile, but I haven’t had the chance to read anything by her yet. The Mighty Heart of Sunny St. James was a group read this month in TBR & Beyond, so I thought it was the perfect chance to get started with this author’s books. What did I think of this book? Keep reading to find out!
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I’ve been on a contemporary kick lately and that made the timing of the blog tour for Rules We’re Meant to Break perfect! Today I’ll tell you what I thought of this book and if you keep reading there’s also a tour giveaway. A big thanks to the publisher and Xpresso Book Tours for providing me with an ARC to read and review!
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After reading The F Word, I was really curious about the next book in the series. The F Word releases tomorrow. The N Word, the next story in this series, releases at the end of June. I already had the chance to read and review this amazing story. A big thanks to the authors for providing me with an ARC to read and review!
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The first book in the Shelfbrooke Academy series, Twelfth Knight, was released at the end of April and was really good. The second book, Tessa, was released at the beginning of the week and today I want to share my thoughts about this book. A big thanks to the author for providing me with an ARC to read and review!
Book Beginnings on Friday isn’t a prompt that I’ve done in awhile, so I decided to give it another go.This meme was created by Rose City Reader.
The idea is to post the first sentence or so of the book you’re currently reading. After that you talk about your initial thoughts about the sentence, book or anything to do with that. I don’t know how often I will do this, but it seems like fun from time to time.
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