Spreading love from here to all over the world! I’m so glad that you have been loving the posts that I’ve shared, and I love seeing you guys checking out those other bloggers as well. Could you imagine if we all followed and supported one another? It would be awesome.

• Pumpkinheads by Rainbow Rowell & Faith Erin Hicks (Illustrator) – Dini @ Dini Panda Reads
  
  “PUMPKINHEADS WAS JUST SOOO CUTE. If you’re excited for fall, you’ll love this book! I just want more of Deja & Josie. I loved their friendship and their chemistry–they were so sweet! I also need to go to this pumpkin patch ASAP. “
  
  
• Love and Feminism go hand-in-hand in Bringing Down the Duke – Shalini @ Book Rambler
  
  “It combines a view of what would have been a Suffragist movement in Britain with a love story; a combination that proved utterly stimulating for me.”
  
  
• ALC Review: “Frankly In Love” – Tay @ Frayed Books
  
  “I found that the plot was a balance of tougher topics and lighter topics, which was also a plus for me. Korean culture is discussed at different lengths throughout this book and it was great to learn about another culture.”
  
  
• ARC Review || Relic by Bronwyn Eley – Sofii @ A Book. A Thought.
  
  “I think in summary, I’d say it’s a captivating story, I really enjoyed the whole reading process, although I must say that it’s quite slow-paced, so if you plan to read it you must keep that in mind, even so, is not a boring story, it’s only very complex and kind heavy, but you can take it well and after 50% the step improves a lot.”

• #DiverseBookBloggersDiscuss: Biculturalism in YA books – Fadwa @ Word Wonders (written by Fariha)
  
  “Throughout growing up while reading fantasy books, there were several Indian- or Arabian- inspired books, but most of them fell short as soon as I noticed typical stereotypes from my both cultural identities.”
  
  
• Movies I’ve Been Watching Lately #4 – Sakhile @ Sakhile Whispers
  
  “If I’m not watching a movie or tv show on my laptop, I’m working on my blog or graphic design on my laptop. Trying to cut back on screen time has proved futile. So here are some thoughts on movies that I’ve been watching lately.”
  
  
• The Library of Life and why I prefer physical books – Lily @ Lily and the Fae
  
  “Ok so first up This isn’t a ‘physical books are better’ thing- I’m not a snob, if you love your ebook reader of whatever brand then I’m fully going to cheer your corner, Reading Is Fundamental as I have drummed into my girls (perhaps in a RuPaul tongue in cheek tone though!).”
  
  
• An Interview with Liza Palmer | Author of The Nobodies – Sim @ Flipping Through the Pages
  
  “It’s the new thing, right? Being somewhere new, starting a new job, starting a new school, being the new kid… even trying a new hobby or food? It’s all so tender and vulnerable. I hate not knowing how to do things – I’d like to be perfect on the first try, right? But, of course… that’s not how it works.”

• Book Tag: Harry Potter Spells – Emma @ The Bookworm Girl
  
  “I’ve never been a huge horror fan, but I loved Bird Box by Josh Malerman. I’ve been tempted to pick up more books in this genre.”
  
  
• Books I Recently Added to my TBR – Kristin @ Kristin Kraves Books
  
  “After the Flood has been all over Bookstagram lately and has been getting rave reviews. With Fall coming, I am in the mood for all things Science Fiction, especially dystopian. I prefer my dystopian novels to have a sense of reality- I want to feel that this could be a possible future.”
  
  
• It’s Monday, What are you Reading? – @ A Court of Coffee and Books
  
  “I haven’t been reading much lately but I hope to read the books listed below.”
  
  
• 5 books I’m surprised I didn’t like – Jess @ Jessticulates
  
  “Sometimes, though, our predictions work against us, and a book that looks like the perfect book on paper ends up being a flop.”

I know my last favorite posts didn’t have any gifs or anything, and I’m like uh wow Leelynn way to be so not personal. So I’m super sorry about that, and I’ll make sure that I’m a little bit more fun in my next posts, as much as possible!