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Revamp your living space with these 5 simple tips for decorating with coffee table books. Plus, check out our hand-picked round-up for some much-needed inspiration.
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🍁 September Wrap Up 🍁 How many books did you read in September? I read a lot more then I usually do when I set up a TBR. I read 5 books and 22 novellas. I will only write some of the novellas out, but I will post about them in my stories. Writing out all of them would be a lot Goodbye September..... Hello October 📚Books📚 The Lone Wolf by @penelopeskyauthor Steal You Away by @victoriaashley.author Dirty Player by @gwynmcnamee The Protégé by @briannahalebooks Thrust by Victoria Ashley 📖E-Books📖 Bella Beaumont At His Mercy ( A New Daddy Book 1) Under His Thumb (2) Taking What’s Hers (3) Back Door Beauties (4) Claiming His Property (5) Sharing is Caring (6) Evie Hunter A Touch of Winter A Touch of Summer #setember #bookroundup #septemberwrapup #books #bookstack #bookstagram #booklover #booklovers #bookishpost #bookworm #booknerd #bookishfeatures #bookstagrammer #booksbooksbooks #bookstagramfeature #bookcommunity #bookpost #bookporn #bookpile #bookphoto #bookpic #bibliophile #cozy #bookish #cozyreading #cozyreads #beautifulbooks #bookloving #bookaddict #bookaholic https://www.instagram.com/p/CFw3MzhgMFB/?igshid=1qmlf01wpvzf8
Star Wars Roundup
I’m slowly working my way through the current canon Star Wars novels with hit and miss results. Just because it’s canon doesn’t make it good! Since I did not chronicle any reading from 2019 here I thought I’d rank what I’ve read so far moving into 2020 since I’m going to continue this project until I’m caught up, even if that means it’s a multi-year project. Additionally it’ll be interesting…
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2019 Book List
Annual Book Roundup! Is Everyone Hanging Out Without Me by Mindy Kaling- Brilliantly funny. Enjoyable read.
Why not Me? by Mindy Kaling-Hilarious and even better than her last.
Becoming by Michelle Obama- Absolutely loved this insight into her life. Meticulously and succinctly written. Very inspiring.
Just Ask by Amy Pohelr-Pleasantly surprised on how the book turned out. Very funny but too much complaining on how hard it was to write a book. It took away from the writing. Loved the emphasis on her relationship with Tina Fey.
I Know You Are, But What Am I? by Samantha Bees- Not very linear, but extremely hilarious. Solid writing.
The Girl In Cabin 10 by Ruth Ware-Very gripping. A explosive start that was very engaging. Was slightly disappointed with how the story ended.
Career of Evil by Robert Gailbraith- Absolutely superb. One of my favourite series. Extremely well researched and thought out.
Lethal White by Robert Gailbraith- Extremely intricate mystery. Can’t wait for the next one.
Bossy Pants by Tina Fey- Ulitmately disappointing and not very personal but an interesting look into comedy writing.
Cleaving by Julie Powell-Intense, honest, and heart-wrenching. Incredibly intimate and well written even though I depised the subject.
A Stillness of Chimes by Meg Moseley- Captiviating story and prose. This story draws you in.
The Girl With the Lower Back Tattoo by Amy Schumer-Fantastic! Detailed and well organized.
A Year of Marriage by Jo Piaza- Very good. An interesting look on modern marriage in North American contrasted with those of different cultures.
Scrappy Little Nobody by Anna Kendrick-Well written and honest. A great read.
The Library at the Edge of the World by Felicity Hayes-McCoy-Heartwarming and emotionally intelligent.
It’s an interesting coincidence that the majority of books I read this year were written by or about women. Something I would like to continue!