⭐Reviews

     There will be a LOT more reviews to come and I wanted something for you guys to easily use and find the book you want to read my review on. You can use the search option at the top or simply use this log and find the book that you're looking for. They are all alphabetized by the book title.

        *Books that start with "The" or "A" will be categorized by the second word in the title.

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