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       Hi book lovers and welcome back to my blog!     Duologies are rare. Just looking at my Goodreads shelf, there aren't that many duologies I've read. Most fantasy series tend to have three books or more, and contemporaries usually end with one. But still, I've managed to put six duologies together that I'm going to share with you today! There is a good mix of sci-fi, fantasy, and contemporary...which is very  surprising.     #6 - Just One Day  by Gayle Forman      Starting off with my least favorite duology on this list (I still enjoyed it though). Gayle Forman is an award-winning author who wrote several best-selling YA books such as If I Stay , I Was Here , and Where She Went . I haven't read her other novels but for me, The Just One Day  duology was a solid read.      When sheltered American good girl Allyson "LuLu" Healey first meets laid-back Dutch actor Willem De Ruiter at an underground perf...

    Good afternoon you amazing readers and welcome back to my blog!     I keep my reading genre pretty diverse so it's going to be very  hard for today's post of picking my favorite book from each genre. I have fantasy, contemporary, paranormal, sci-fi, dystopian, historical fiction, and mystery for the genres. If I missed any, I'm sorry but they're the top ones that I can think of. If I did miss any, please comment down below because it might be something I overlooked. But I've always wanted to try this...so let's get started!     Fantasy         ~ Caraval by Stephanie Garber      Starting off with one of the hardest genres, it took me a while to go through my Goodreads shelf and see all the fantasy books I've read. Normally, I would go with the Harry Potter books but I want to pick something new and not as  popular. Though it's still pretty well-known, and that is Caraval  by Stephanie Garber.   ...

         Hi, and welcome back to my blog!      Wow! August is almost over and September is just around the corner. No, literally, it's tomorrow. I can't believe we're almost three-quarters of the way through the year already! It seemed like yesterday I was with my family counting down the seconds until 2020. Little did I know that a deadly virus would take over the world and leave me without seeing my friends for five months. And WORSE, that the library would close!     But that was in the past (well...ish). My library has opened again...thankfully. And school is starting up really soon and I'll be able to see my friends then. Right now, though, I am going to discuss the 5 books I will be getting to this upcoming September.     August Recap     While discussing what I'm going to read this September, I will also be telling you how my August reading month went. Personally, I didn't feel like it went that good. And judgi...

Hi! I know these are tough times right now that we're going through, but look on the bright side...there's more time to read! I would definitely take a regular day over more time to read any day. I miss things the way they are. That is not the point of this post, though. Over the past few months since quarantine has started, I have read a ton of books. Some were okay while some I fell absolutely heads over heels in LOVE. While I can't technically go out to the local library and borrow some books, my kindle has made it SO much easier to read. 1. Moment of Truth by Kasie West      Kasie West is definitely one of my all-time favorite authors. She writes contemporary YA romance stories and they are amazing. I don't want to hype it up too much. If you read one of her books and it's not your cup of tea, it's completely fine. I enjoy her books so much. They are cute while having a lot of good messages in them. That was no different for Moment of Truth. It's about ...