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Practical Magic by Alice Hoffman. I grabbed this book off my shelf to use for my Mount TBR challenge. I also decided to use it for the 2020 PopSugar Reading Challenge Advanced prompt
A Book Published in the 20th Century. A quick note about this book, being a fan of the movie, the book left me disappointed. Here is a link to my review on Goodreads
Practical Magic
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Legend by MR Leahy. This was an ARC I received as part of the Sinful Fairy Tales Collection. It is the first book I have read by MR Leahy. Here is a link to my review on Goodreads
Legend
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Jilo by JD Horn. I borrowed this book through Kindle Unlimited. It is one that you can get the Audible copy of when you borrow it. I listened to the other books in this series a few years ago (2015), and had been wanting to get this one read ever since. Here is a link to my review on Goodreads
Jilo
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Sparrow by LJ Shen. I decided it was time to read this book, since I have had it for my Kindle since January 2019. It was a club read for one of my Facebook groups and it qualifies for my Mount TBR challenge. Here is a link to my review on Goodreads
Sparrow
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In a Dark, Dark Wood by Ruth Ware. I read this book as a buddy read for RBUT! I don't plan on using it for any of my challenges this year though. I was fortunate enough to be able to borrow a copy from a co-worker. I work at a small critical access hospital, and our lab is right next to radiology. The radiology and lab staff have made a small Library in a little alcove in radiology! It is wonderful having coworkers who also share a passion for reading. Here is the link to my Goodreads review
In a Dark, Dark Wood
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Mirage by C.M. Radcliff. This was an ARC I received as part of the Sinful Fairy Tales Collections. I have read 2 other books by C.M. Radcliff, they were much darker than this one. So far I have enjoyed every book of hers I have read and look forward to reading more of her work. Here is a link to my review on Goodreads
Mirage
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Archer's Voice by Mia Sheridan. I had been hearing about this book quite a bit in RBUT, and one of the wonderful members was kind enough to gift me a copy. This book was absolutely incredible. I was able to use it for the #RBUT Challenge prompt
A book you picked up because an RBUT member mentioned it in the group. I also used it for the 2020 Book Hoarder's reading challenge prompt
5 Star Read. Here is a link to my review on Goodreads
Archer's Voice
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I Said Yes by Kiersten Modglin. This was an ARC that I won in a giveaway, so while I wasn't obligated to read it and review it I was in the mood for a thriller and decided to read this. I haven't been able to fit it into any challenge prompts though. Here is a link to my review on Goodreads
I Said Yes
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Every Little Thing by Jordan Bates. Another ARC that I signed up for this month. Having read the other books in The Ink Well Chronicles I couldn't turn down the opportunity to read this book. I love this series as they are inter connected stand-alones. So while they are a series it doesn't matter what order you read them in. It is an amazing book. I was also able to use it for the 2020 PopSugar Challenge prompt
A book set in a city that has hosted the Olympics since it is set in Atlanta. Here is a link to my Goodreads review
Every Little Thing
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Matchmaking For Beginners by Maddie Dawson. I listened to the audiobook version of this book. I have wanted to read it for a while now. The title caught my attention one day when I was looking through books on Amazon. I am using it for the PopSugar Challenge Prompt
A book you picked because the title caught your attention. Here is a link to my Goodreads review
Matchmaking for Beginners
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You Are Not Alone by Greer Hendricks and Sarah Pekkanen. I got my hands on an advanced physical copy of this book as a part of the #YouAreNotAloneBook campaign. I will also be using it to fill the PopSugar challenge prompt
A book about a woman in STEM. Here is a link to my Goodreads review
You Are Not Alone
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Beautifully Broken Pieces by Catherine Cowles. This was a buddy read for RBUT with discussion day being March 1st. I was lucky enough to snag a copy when Amazon had it on sale for Free. I haven't used it for any challenge prompts yet, but that doesn't mean I won't go back later and see if it fits any. This is a seriously amazing book. Here is a link to my review on Goodreads
Beautifully Broken Pieces
Once upon a time… 
