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Top Twenty Reads of 2023

Hey all, Sam here. It feels like I'm a little behind schedule with this post, but I promise that I'm not. Usually in the last week or two of a year, I see so many posts and videos and reels where bookternet folks are posting their top ten reads of the year...and sure, there's nothing… Continue reading Top Twenty Reads of 2023

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2024 Anticipated Reads (So Far)

Hey all, Sam here. Hello everyone...can I just say that 2024 is already looking like an incredible reading year? I'm very excited about it. Not only are there a lot of exciting upcoming releases, but I also still have this awesome backlog of books to work my way through as well. Okay, so basically I… Continue reading 2024 Anticipated Reads (So Far)

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NetGalley Review: Wolfsong by T.J. Klune

Hey all, Sam here. As promised yesterday, I have two book reviews for you today, but I'll wait until this evening before posting the second one. I'm trying to keep up on all of my book reviews, especially the NetGalley ones. Yes, I do still have quite a few NetGalley reads that are books that… Continue reading NetGalley Review: Wolfsong by T.J. Klune

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Book Review: Unpainted by Dan Fitzgerald

Hey all, Sam here. And today I'm not here for a NetGalley read and review. Instead, I am here for a book that will be out TOMORROW. That's right. This book is releasing on June 30th, so now is the perfect time to pre-order/pick up your own copy. I follow author Dan Fitzgerald on Twitter,… Continue reading Book Review: Unpainted by Dan Fitzgerald

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Book Review: Loveless by Alice Oseman

Hey all, Sam here. Okay, so today's review is not an ARC review or a NetGalley review, but with how things are going in numerous states around the US right now, I feel like this is a book I want to talk about and that I need to talk about. Now I don't want to… Continue reading Book Review: Loveless by Alice Oseman

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Weekly Wrap-Up (91)

Hey all, Dani here. This has been an interesting week. My supervisor has been absent all week, and I just found out that he's off on COVID-19 leave. Thank goodness I don't spend a lot of time (if any) around him on a regular basis. Besides, it's likely that he picked it up while off… Continue reading Weekly Wrap-Up (91)

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Top Ten Reads of 2020 July-September Edition

Hey all, Dani here. Well, today was supposed to be my wedding day. So I figured why not do something fun today...like talk about my top ten reads in the third quarter of the year. That means I'm going to talk about my favorite reads from the months of July, August, and September. Now, as… Continue reading Top Ten Reads of 2020 July-September Edition

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Weekly Wrap-Up (78)

Hey all, Dani here. Welcome back to my blog, and my weekly Wednesday post where I talk about what I've done, watched, and read in the past week, as well as what I'm currently reading, and what I'm hoping to start reading next. My adjustment back to day shift after working the night shift last… Continue reading Weekly Wrap-Up (78)

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Review: Spellhacker by M.K. England

Hey all, Dani here. Welcome back to my blog, and another review post. I'm still working through a bunch of my reads from the month of June, where I tried to balance myself between books written by Black authors, and books that would fall under my usual June reading for the ALA's GLBT Book Month.… Continue reading Review: Spellhacker by M.K. England