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Month: June 2020

Book Review #24: Where the Crawdads Sing by Delia Owens (2018)

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June 17, 2020July 5, 2020 elizabethreviews7 Comments

Short Review #11: God Shot by Chelsea Bieker (2020)

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June 13, 2020June 15, 2020 elizabethreviewsLeave a comment

Short Review #10: A Gentleman in Moscow by Amor Towles (2016)

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June 5, 2020June 5, 2020 elizabethreviews1 Comment

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This. Book. Was. Insane 🥩😬 I barely had the words when I finished it, and a part of me barely does now. But I strongly recommend Tender is the Flesh by Agustina Bazterrica if you’re into dystopian horror or want a thought provoking read ✨

Happy Mother’s Day to everyone who calls themself mom or is a mom-like figure! 🌸 I finished a book this week not really relating to motherhood, but something a bit more terrifying… Bunny by Mona Awad is a book I’ve seen mentioned for awhile now and I wasn’t sure how to gauge it from other reviews. But after finishing it, I can honestly say it’s one of the most weirdly terrifying books I’ve read in a while ✨ ———

A little late, but April is #arabamericanheritagemonth . I wanted to recognize Arab American authors so here is a post sharing my latest read, You Exist Too Much by Zaina Arafat, and if you swipe left a few other AA authors ✨ I don’t talk about my own Arab heritage often (I’m Syrian/Lebanese), but for me it’s sometimes cathartic to read AA author’s perspectives who share a clearer voice to how I feel about my own identity or, better yet, address questions or similar insecurities I have that I haven’t been able to pin point yet. There are some fantastic AA authors out there that you all should give a chance, and if anyone wants any more recs or has any recs for me please share! ✨ ——-

Hope everyone’s having a great week so far 💫 My birthday was this past week, and it was definitely one of my better and more memorable ones for sure! I also finally got back into reading and finished this exhilarating book: The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue by V.E. Schwab. I heard a lot about this one for the past year and after reading it, I wished I had sooner ✨ ——-

Going into this book, I have to admit… I did not know much about the Alamo or what happened during the battle that Texas would consider one of their most important historical moments. I try to read more non-fiction every now and then, and I was happy to pick this one up ✨🌵 ——-

Happy #bookstack Sunday! ✨ Hope everyone is having an excellent weekend. No review today, but I wanted to share the stack of what I’m currently reading and future reads 🙌🏻

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I'm a typical book loving human in my 20s with an art related career that needs more hobbies besides reading. My favorite book genres are: fiction, non-fiction, mystery, short story, poetry & biographies.

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