If you wanna know the exact meaning of “unnecessary,” read this book.
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Just a Little Sign Language
A Quiet Kind of Thunder lived up to its title. Its characters were indeed quiet, yet the message of their story resonated in my mind like thunder: do not look down on those who are deaf or mute.
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Q & A with Margaret Rogerson
Thank God it’s Friday! Before I go back to my hometown for my mom’s birthday, I’d like to express my fondness for my new favorite book, An Enchantment of Ravens. Many people have been raving about it on Goodreads and Instagram, and I’m glad to say that the hype is legit. All of my thoughts can…
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If ACOTAR Were Rewritten
Sasha Alsberg was right when she said that people who loved ACOTAR would enjoy this book. An Enchantment of Ravens has been trending both on Instagram and Goodreads, and I am very pleased to tell you that the hype is legit.
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Joey Graceffa: Our New Big Brother
Children of Eden by Joey Graceffa My rating: 3 of 5 stars Warning: this review is going to be very nerdy. Read at your own risk. I am the shameful second child who never should have come into this world at all. —Rowan It’s an undeniable truth that dystopian novels have lost their popularity nowadays.…
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Just Keep Swimming
It Ends with Us by Colleen Hoover My rating: 4 of 5 stars I’m not growing up in a household with a great example of how a man should treat someone he loves, so I’ve always held on to an unhealthy amount of distrust when it comes to relationships and other people. —Lily Whew. I…
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