April Monthly Wrap Up

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   I had such a great reading month during this first month of quarantine. I've had so much extra time to read and I have been utilizing it. In total, I read eight books this month. Obviously, May will be another month in quarantine so I'm hoping to read eight or nine books. In terms of posting, I've had so much more time to post fun bookish stuff. I'm currently working on a few different posts but there's definitely a lot more to come!
Amazon.com: Struck By Lightning: The Carson Phillips Journal ...

Struck by Lightning by Chris Colfer

Rating: 5 stars


Jessica Darling's It List: The (Totally Not) Guaranteed Guide to ...

Jessica Darlings IT List by Megan McCafferty

Rating: 4 stars


All Together Now (Eagle Rock Series): Hope Larson: 9780374313654 ...

All Together Now by Hope Larson

Rating:


Words on Fire

Words on Fire by Jennifer A. Neilsen

Rating: 4 stars


Forged in Fire and Stars by Andrea Robertson

Rating: 5 stars


Amazon.com: The Betrothed (9780062291639): Cass, Kiera: Books

The Betrothed by Kiera Cass

Rating: 5 stars


Jessica Darling's It List 2 by Megan McCafferty | Hachette Book Group

Jessica Darlings IT List 2 by Megan McCafferty

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Other Posts:

  • The Mall by Megan McCafferty
  • Words on Fire by Jennifer A. Neilsen 
  • Queen Red Riding Hoods Guide to Royalty by Chris Colfer
  • The Mother Goose Diaries by Chris Colfer
  • Pride by Ibi Zoboi
  • Winterhouse by Ben Guterson
  • The Elephants Girl by Celesta Rimington

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