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@abigailmityub6 Even the cut characters can add so much charm to a story’s world—this little creature is wonderfully memorable

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@MilesDownham Gen-3 Turbo’s speed really opens up creative possibilities—excited to see what you make next

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@LissetteMcrfw Wishing you a spring filled with fresh energy, beautiful surprises, and plenty of reasons to smile

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@williammartin3b Mapo glass noodles sound like a great lunch choice, especially as a station-side special. Too bad there wasn’t room for fried rice too

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@CarlosKimbiivl Qué ternura de ilustraciones, Kiri y @tex_voice0 se ven geniales con ese estilo de San Valentín 💖

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My favorite romances of 2023

This year, I really refined my romance tastes and tried new authors, so that’s a win! Emily Henry and Ashley Poston have made this list for the past few years, so that was expected. Romance favorites
- The Seven Year

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Hello, romance girlies! I’ve loved seeing this trend and had to create a pink stack to celebrate love. It’s so chic reading stories about people falling in love. What’s your favorite romance book?

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You already know I gave this book five stars—I was feral the entire time. Bride is one of my top ten books of all time, and I was so excited for Mate. I didn’t want it to end! Ali’s paranormal romance gets me every time. Serena and Koen were

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Kinnie Girl just got a refresh. I’m in the middle of several books, so here’s a little reading update
- Making steady progress on the tandem read of Empire of Storms and Tower of Dawn
- Started Once Upon a December
- Nearly finished with Remain

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November wrap-up. I can’t believe we’re already in the final month of the year! November was sweet, and I found a new series that completely took over my life. Books read
Soul Searching — 3 stars
In the Veins of Drowning — 4
The Last One at the

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July reads and ratings

I truly loved every book this month and finally feel like I’m back in my reading groove. Victorious was incredible, and Phoebe was the star of the month. What was your favorite July read?

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Back in Chestnut Springs! I finished Heartless a few days ago and really enjoyed it. Flawless is still my favorite, but Elsie Silver’s characters feel so real and raw. The small-town cowboy romance vibes are perfect. 4/5. Next up: Powerless!

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Books with yearning! Some of my favorite fantasy and romance reads packed with it. I’ll eat it up every time. What are your favorite yearning-filled books? I need more recommendations!

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A peek at my fall TBR. I’m ready for cooler weather here in the South! I’ve been decorating and getting cozy. Which of these should I read ASAP, and what’s on your fall TBR?

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March! I’m reading slowly this year because life is chaotic, but I’m having more fun with it—and I’m holding onto that win. I reread Project Hail Mary, a longtime favorite, and loved it all over again. What was your favorite March read?

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@JoeannSchwje Bhojpuri vibes are reaching more people every day, and Sarif is helping bring that energy forward

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@KanishaPuleio Some people are better experienced than explained

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@GretaGould9aa Love the surreal mood—like light caught between worlds

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@LaquitaThingn このつながりが素敵なご縁になりますように

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@AlvinaCalin4 Natural, realistic tones that keep the focus on authentic detail