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April 15th #DynamicDs Denial. I couldn't find a TV show so I chose a movie, which I would love to see. @Eggs @Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks

Found another 3 #pantone2025 matches for this recent read!

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Such a great book…a must-read IMO. This is a reread for me, so this time I opted for the audiobook.

#bookspinbingo
#pop25 - book that an AI chatbot recommended based on my favorite book
#jumpstart2025
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https://youtu.be/nH_zvbNOStI?si=AWlPP6ssLST5s5R9

such a sad story but a must read for teens for sure and loved this qoute about how “censorship is the child of fear and father of ignorance”…#audiophile #readinggoal #readinglife #ireadbannedbooks

Library Haul. 3 of these were on hold and became available and 3 I grabbed while there. That's usually how it goes. I tell my husband that I'm going to pick up a book and come back with more.

#LibraryHaul

This was a quick read. It had some tough issues in it that needed to be talked about. I enjoyed reading this book. I rated this book a 4 out of 5 stars.

Book #22 of 2023: “Speak” by Laurie Halse Anderson

I can‘t remember if I read this in middle school or not but it seemed vaguely familiar. It‘s well written YA fiction.

I read this book as part of a challenge where we were asked to read a book that was banned.It was a memoir,not my usual genre.I had to google to find out why this book was banned,and found out that a man had been falsely convicted of rape.He spent many years in jail based on this false conviction. Parts of the memoir weren‘t easy to read, and parts dragged on in my opinion.I do feel bad for what the author had to endure,it changed her entire life.