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I think this has been one of my favorite books since I was a kiddo (reading Stephen King way too early for my age!) One of my #5StarReads

#OctoberReCap

One of the #5StarReads that I was lucky enough to stumble upon in September :)

#SeptemberReCap

Really good read this month. I think it might have been also that I had a great break from school, so I felt ready to engage more in books :) plan to continue to prioritize my enjoyment-reading despite needing to do my #NurseLife #NurseSchool reading.

#5StarReads

#AugustReCap

#WinterGames #USS
#AllTheBooks2023 #PhotoChallenge
#5StarReads

Just one: THE NIGHT WATCHMAN. Lots of 4s this year, but only one 5. I'm a bit surprised by that. 😯

Check out my review here @: https://youtu.be/fG40nn8cPvk

#bookreview #books #reading #bookishview #contemporaryfiction #fredrikbackman
#5starreads

I loved this story and I cry on some point. It was so emotional and heart-breaking.

Colleen knows how to write a great story!
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

I've read this in February for #doublebookspin @TheAromaofBooks

#itendswithus #colleenhoover #romance #newadult #5starreads #favourite #bookreview

The face is a person's identity, what if that face becomes an object of ridicule and bias? Read my review of an excellent middle-grade novel: Wonder by R.J.Palacio. Different doesn't mean undeserving.

#contemporary #wonder #rjpalacio #middlegrade #disabledrep #5starreads #heirloomgrade

https://rrkreads.com/wonder-middle-grade-book-review/

Year: 2010
Decided to take a look back at what my 5 star reads were since I started keeping track of my reading. Can't believe that I read these books a decade ago. The Shadow of the Wind remains one of my all-time favorite reads.

#decadesofbooks #5starreads

My favourite books in 2019 No.2

#marcus #standingsideways #avery #dominic #gamechanger #anthony #favourite #5starreads #christmasspirit #mostbeautifultimeoftheyear #WinterGames #SlayBells
@Clwojick @StayCurious @MidnightBookGirl

#backpackeurope wrapup continued:
Here are all of my #5starreads from the challenge!
7 or 8 were rereads from long ago. The Eliza Watson one was most fun, French had the best thriller, the last three I the bottom row were saddest, Cusk and Knausgaard stuck with me for a while, Levithan I stayed up late reading, and I leaned most from Larson.
Shout-out to Elif Shafak, who was a new discovery for me, but whose books earned 4 🌟. Very solid writer.