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Prompt #16: A book where the main character's name is in the title: "Cress" by Marissa Meyer I know, I know; it's taking me forever to finish this series. I enjoy it quite a bit, & it easily fits prompts each year, so I see no need to rush through it all at once. 1/3

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Prompt #43: A book that takes place entirely in one day: "Mrs. Dalloway" by Virginia Woolf You wouldn't think there could be a lot of character development in 194 pages, but you would be incorrect. This book was much deeper than I expected it to be. It was more endearing 1/3

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Prompt #6: A book about a forbidden romance: "Immortality: A Love Story" by Dana Schwartz The story of Hazel and Jack continues with more twists and turns in "Immortality." A rather enjoyable, fast read which serves as a conclusion to the first book "Anatomy: A Love Story" 1/2

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Prompt #31: A book about a family: "Everyone in My Family Has Killed Someone" by Benjamin Stevenson I had so much fun with this book! It is full of twists, turns, & family dysfunction at its best. This story keeps you guessing from start to finish about what is happening, 1/2

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Prompt #23: A book with a map: "West With Giraffes" by Lynda Rutledge Full of wonder & imagination it transports you to a time & circumstances one rarely pairs together for an adventure beyond words. A Dustbowl orphan finds himself in the center of a once in a lifetime 1/2

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Prompt #49: The longest book (by pages) on your TBR list: "Anna Karenina" by Leo Tolstoy Y'all...I don't know what possessed me to read Russian literature during my most emotionally difficult time of year, but that's what I did. I picked it up the last few days of January 1/3

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Prompt #48: A book that features two languages: "The Hacienda" by Isabel Cañas After the death of her father, marrying for love is no longer an option for Beatriz, so when the politically and financially stable Rodolfo Solórzano she agrees, despite her mother's disapproval. 1/3

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Prompt #3: A book about a vacation: "People We Meet On Vacation" by Emily Henry This is a super fast, extremely cute read. It is another book I have seen in a lot of my book groups recommended for a fun vacation/beach read, & I 100% agree! Poppy and Alex are best friends 1/2

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Prompt #24: A book with a rabbit on the cover: "Down the Rabbit Hole: Curious Adventures and Cautionary Tales of a Former Playboy Bunny" by Holly Madison Okay...maybe I took a little bit of leeway with this one, but I have no regrets. I enjoy listening to autobiographies 1/3

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47/50 After losing J I've carried a dread of the unknown for what happened after he died. @matthaig1 offered comfort with this book that I didn't except. The Midnight Library is a book about choices, lives, & perspectives. I truly love this book. #2021PopsugarReadingChallenge https://t.co/ub6V15SEcB

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