Month: September 2021
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“Yes, Chef” (2021)
Jasmine Luck. 4 stars. (B09FHDM55L). Despite not being able to cook very well, Nate agrees to cook dinner for Lunar New Year. In need of help, his colleague connects him with her flatmate Zoey, who is a sous chef at an upscale restaurant.
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The Last Graduate (2021)
Naomi Novik. 4 stars. (9780593128862). It’s El’s last year at the Scholomance. She learns to navigate new relationships and has to plan how she will survive graduation.
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Love, Comment, Subscribe (2021)
Cathy Yardley. 3.5 stars. (9781542030007). High school frenemies and fellow Nerd Herd members Lily and Tobin are forced to collaborate on a series of videos to try to increase their social media following.
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The Children of Camelot (2021)
Amy Bartelloni. 3 stars. (B0923Q8J82). Arynn and Malik leave Avalon to seek adventure on the mainland and discover they haven’t been told the truth about the war on the mainland.
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Music Monday: I’ve been feeling…
Music Monday: This meme was created by Drew @ The Tattooed Book Geek. You pick a song that you really like and share it on Monday. Can you guess what song it might be from the first line? “I’ve been feeling”
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Let’s Talk Bookish: Putting off books you actually want to read
Let’s Talk Bookish: A weekly meme hosted by Rukky @ Eternity Books and Dani @ Literary Lion where discussions pertain to topics related to reading or books. Let’s chat!
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First Lines Fridays: When I was…
First Line Fridays: A weekly feature for book lovers hosted by Wandering Words that asks what if we judged books by its opening lines?
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Hot Desk (2021)
Zara Stonely. 3.5 stars. (9780008436278). Alice tries to stand her ground about others invading her space, but then learns she has to share a desk at work with Jamie, a man she has a crush on but also irritates her.
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