Let’s get it on.
- ARC Review: Of Ice and Shadows by Audrey Coulthurst – Ruthsic @ YA on My Mind
“A big thing about their journey into Zumorda is how much both of these main characters grow – Mare finally steps up into a leadership role, and Denna decides how to go forth now that she is free to make her choices.” - Book Review: The Black Flamingo – Layla @ Readable Life
“When I found out about a new poetry novel called The Black Flamingo, I was incredibly excited. Not only does this novel follow a young gay man coming to terms with his identity and sexuality, it also has him understanding his mixed heritage.” - Here There Are Monsters by Amelinda Berube (ARC Review) – Mandy @ Devouring Books
” Right from the beginning I was hooked. The writing is very attention grabbing and the book started off with Deirdre going missing. This book sunk its teeth into me and I found myself tearing right through it.”
- Aunty Buaya Rants: Addressing the ‘Costs of Book Blogging’ “Debate” – CW @ The Quiet Pond
“However, the tweets that prompted the ‘debate’ blatantly misconstrued and misrepresented the purpose of the Cost of Book Blogging collaboration series. Many of the responses that followed were ignorant, arrogant, hurtful, and were expressions of unchecked privilege. So today, I’m going to call them out on it.” - Beyond the Blurb | What to Do When You Fall Out of Love with Blogging – Siobhan @ Novelties
“When I found my Mom’s diagnosis, my life got turned upside down. And blogging helped me cope with what was happening. But once everything settled, I almost fell out of love with my blog and questioned if I should keep it.” - Put Down Your Phone and Pay Attention – Lydia @ Lydia Schoch
“No, I’m not anti-technology, and this isn’t a rant. Smart phones have brought many positive changes to modern society, from making it easier to navigate an unfamiliar city to finding out what time a specific venue closes before you traipse halfway across town for it. I simply believe in balance.”
- T10T: Things That Make me Pick Up a Book – Acqua @ Acquadimore Books
“I probably would have never reached for Aliette de Bodard‘s novels if it hadn’t been for the beautiful cover of The Tea Master and the Detective. She’s now one of my favorite authors, and I’m so glad I decided not to ignore my so-pretty-must-read instinct.” - Saturday Tag: Top 5 Books about Assassins I want to Read or Have Read – Susan @ Novel Lives
” Go ahead… Come At me… A graphic novel counts. Deadly Class is an incredible series.” - Waiting on Wednesday #4: Frankly in Love by David Yoon – Carol @ Santana Reads
” This has the fake dating trope, and I am shaking from excitement, holy hell! And Frank looks like the kind of character I will just fall in love with and want to protect, and honestly, I’m not mad.”
These are my favorite freaking posts! Send me some recommendations to check out as well! The more, the merrier.
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So excited to read all of these! Thanks for putting together this list ❤
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Thanks so much Holly! I hope you enjoy them as much as I did ❤
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Thank you ma’am! That is very kind of you!!!
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Thank YOU for writing such an awesome post 🙂
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I am going to frame that!!
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Thanks so much for the shoutout! I am excited to read some of the other posts as well! You’re the best!
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Of course lady! Which reminds me I need to include that post that you sent to me on Twitter so stay tuned for that! It was so helpful ❤
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❤ I don't think any of us would get very far if we all kept our helpful hints and secrets to ourselves! So if there's ever a post that might help someone I always try to find the link for it.
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Checking out all of these!
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Thanks so much Abby! I think you will enjoy reading these posts 🙂
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Thank you for linking my post!
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Thank YOU for writing a great post 🙂 I loved reading it and I’m happy to share it 😀
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Ack, I’m so behind on my RSS feed. Thank you for featuring my post in this roundup. It’s definitely appreciated.
That post about falling out of love with blogging was a great one. I went through medical testing to determine if I had a serious disease a few years ago. It was really hard to concentrate on blogging while I was waiting for the results….but it was also a nice distraction from my worries about the future. (And I turned out not to have that illness in the end. 🙂 )
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Oh wow, Lydia. I had no idea that you went through that period of time. Honestly I don’t know what I would do if I was in your shoes. I doubt I would be able to concentrate on blogging either, or anything else for that matter. I’m glad that you don’t have that illness ❤
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