Tag: book blog
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Bad Feminist by Roxane Gay Review
In June, I read Bad Feminist by Roxane Gay. I’ve been wanting to read Gay’s work for a long time, but I never had the chance before. I have seen her books at bookstores for a while, but there was always other books that caught my attention more. However, the last time I stepped into […]
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July TBR 2018
After a somewhat successful reading month in June, I wanted to continue that into July. I decided I wanted to revisit one of my favourite novels, like Pride and Prejudice, and of course, read some books I haven’t yet. I think my goal for this month is to read as many books as I can. If […]
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March Wrap Up 2018
Another month of reading is complete, and with that, so is my week of blogging! I’m happy that I was able to create blog posts for every day this week, and hopefully I’ll be more consistent with my blogging in the future. I’m hoping to post 3 times a week, but realistically, it’s probably going […]
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Three Books I Didn’t Like
It happens to all of us. We pick up a book, and we just can’t enjoy it. Whether it’s the characters, the plot, or just one aspect of the book. It can be a let down when a book you wanted to be good ends up being awful. I’ve had my fair share of books […]
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What I Read in February
We’re already two months into the year! I can’t believe how quickly this year is going already. With that I’ve read 3 books this month! Yay! I’m so happy with how much I’ve been reading since I’ve changed my reading goals for this year. I’ve been much happier with how I’ve been reading, and with […]
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10 Books I Want to Read in 2018
When it comes to reading, I always have a difficult time picking what book I want to read next. Since I have an extensive book collection, over 300 books, I have an overwhelming amount of choice. While looking at my personal library, I looked at all the books I haven’t read, and thought why haven’t […]
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This is Happy by Camilla Gibb Review
My first read of 2018 was This is Happy by Camilla Gibb. I had this book on my first day as an intern at Penguin Random House Canada a year ago, and only got around to reading it now. Prior to working at PRHC, I never heard of Camilla Gibb, but her memoir set on […]