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The Wednesday Issue

one girl, too many books

meet you in the middle devon daniels book review audiobook

Meet You in the Middle by Devon Daniels

23.08.21 | Audiobooks + Book Review + Books
To Have and To Hate RS Grey book review

To Have and to Hate by RS Grey

20.07.21 | Book Review + Books
as many nows as i can get shana youngdahl the wednesday issue

As Many Nows As I Can Get By Shana Youngdahl

26.04.20 | Audiobooks + Book Review + Books
all your twisted secrets diana urban review the wednesday issue

All Your Twisted Secrets By Diana Urban

24.04.20 | Book Review + Books
the two lives of lydia bird josie silver review the wednesday issue

The Two Lives Of Lydia Bird By Josie Silver

20.04.20 | Book Review + Books
house of blood and earth crescent city sarah j maas book review the wednesday issue

House Of Blood And Earth (Crescent City #1) by Sarah J. Maas

19.04.20 | Book Review + Books
Book of Essie

The Book of Essie by Meghan Maclean Weir

Nat| Audiobooks+ Book Review+ Books

Book of Essie is a compelling story and will raise questions about our obsession with reality TV and how truthful pop culture actually is.
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IN DEFENCE OF NEW ADULT FICTION

In Defence of New Adult Fiction

Nat| Bookish Discussions

Yes, they are more mature than Young Adult but there are so much more in them beyond sex.
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the au pair book review emma rous

The Au Pair by Emma Rous | Audiobook Review

Nat| Audiobooks+ Book Review+ Books

The Au Pair may have a little bit more drama than I like when it comes to mystery books.
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sadie courtney summers book review

Sadie by Courtney Summers

Nat| Audiobooks+ Book Review+ Books

Sadie by Courtney Summer gives you everything you want in a good mystery book.
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red white royal blue casey mcquiston

ARC Review: Red, White, and Royal Blue by Casey McQuiston

Nat| ARC Review+ Book Review+ Books

Red, White, and Royal Blue is an enjoyable read about a first son and a royal prince navigating their romance.
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