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    7 Things That Make Me Buy Books

    Coming up with a title for this post was hard, you guys! I found these really great Twitter threads on book marketing and PR by Margot Wood a while ago and it’s been on my mind ever since. I went back to college last year mainly because of my interest in marketing and books, so I love it when people in the field talk about it online. It got me thinking of all the reasons I buy books and I thought it be fun to devote a blog post to it! These reasons aren’t really marketing, but I wanted to share them anyway.

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    The Bookish Bulletin: July ’19 | I’m Back For Real This Time!

    Oh my goodness, can you even believe it’s been nearly a year since I last blogged? And it’s August! I made an attempt to start again in February and that failed rather miserably. But I’m back now! I have so much to share about the past year. It’s been a crazy one. Most importantly: I’m back and I’m back for good. No more interruptions because of internships and college, yay!

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    To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before | Cutest Rom-Com EVER!?

    Oh, my goodness. My heart is SO full of happiness right now. You’re all probably aware of the To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before movie by now, and let me tell you this: it deserves ALL the hype it gets. I’m not really a rom-com person, and I wasn’t sure what to expect but I loved it so much more than I thought it would. I’ve actually lost count of how many times I’ve watched this movie. It could be five times, could be ten… WHO KNOWS?! I wouldn’t call this post a review exactly, but here are my thoughts.

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    Fairyloot August ’18 | Mutinous Pirates

    Whew, I was hoping to get this post up earlier, but then COLLEGE happened! Say whaaaaaat?! Yes, college. I’m right in the middle of my introductions week, but I managed to find some time to finally type this up. This is my third Fairyloot box ever, and I’m so excited to unbox Mutinous Pirates! Let’s just get into it.

  • Writing reviews is one of the most difficult things to do as a book blogger. Here are my personal tips & tricks on how to write a good review.
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    How To Write A Review | My Personal Tips & Tricks

    Bookish people often write reviews. Whether you have a blog, #Bookstagram or Goodreads account doesn’t matter. In some way, we’ve all shared our opinions of our favourite (or least favourite) books! Writing reviews is often a hard thing to do, and can take up so much time! I’m sure you all know how to write a review, but if you’re interested I how I write my reviews, keep on reading!

  • This year, I wanted to read 75 books. I've read quite a lot so far, but will I reach my goal? Here's a look at my progress!
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    My Goodreads Reading Challenge – Will I Reach My Goal?!

    At the beginning of this year, I set my Goodreads Reading Challenge to 75 books. The number is pretty much right in the middle of my two previous challenges, and it felt right. Then I slipped from one reading slump into the other and even my summer holiday wasn’t able to help me catch up. Since I’m about to go back to college, and my reading time will be much less, I’ve decided to have a good look at my reading; Will I be able to reach my goal?

  • I love bad guys in books, especially when they're actually just as sweet and lovely as cinnamon rolls. Here are my five favourites!
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    5 YA Bad Guys Who’re Actually Cinnamon Rolls

    I love bad guys in books. Especially when they’re actually just as sweet and lovely as cinnamon rolls. There’s nothing better than falling in love with a bad guy, right?! And then discovering they’re just the sweetest boys ever. RIGHT?! If you couldn’t tell yet, I really love a cinnamon roll who’s simply disguised as a bad guy. Here are my five favourites!

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    These Rebel Waves Blog Tour | A Message In A Bottle

    HAPPY BOOK BIRTHDAY to Sara Raasch’s These Rebel Waves! I can’t believe TRW is finally out in the world! Sara’s Snow Like Ashes trilogy is one of my all time favourites and I just couldn’t wait any longer to read more of Sara’s magical words. Since These Rebel Waves is full of pirates, shores and open seas, Sara wrote a message in a bottle to the main characters of the book. Here it is!

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    THE QUEER EYE BOOK TAG!

    I thought about doing a book tag and found it didn’t exist yet. CAN YOU BELIEVE? Because I certainly can’t. You might’ve noticed my slight “obsession” with Queer Eye on Netflix. In case you have no clue what I’m talking about: Queer Eye is a make-over reality show in which five gay guys – the Fab Five – makeover (usually) straight men. Each of these guys have a different area of expertise: food, fashion. grooming, design and culture. I definitely recommend you check it out because it’s absolutely incredible. Don’t worry if you haven’t seen it yet, this tag is made to be fun for everyone!