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lynneamch
Concrete Rose | Angie Thomas
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Prequel to the amazing YA, The Hate U Give. Similar metaphors: A Tree Grows in Brooklyn, growth from struggle & hardship. Also reminiscent lyrics from Ben E King's 1960 song: There is a rose in Spanish Harlem. . . It's growing in the street right up through the concrete. And most obvious, the poem by Tupac Shakur: Long live the rose that grew from concrete
when no one else ever cared.
#Roses #FeelintheLove @Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks @Eggs

Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks Perfect 🌹 37m
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Melismatic
The Black Kids | Christina Hammonds Reed
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Started this today - quite pleased with it already. The type of YA novel that should be read/taught in high school because the characters feel like believable teens while still having rich, lyrical writing.

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thegirlwiththelibrarybag
Sabriel | Garth Nix
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My not a real bookclub chose Sabriel for February and I‘m having the best time rereading!

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TeamFiction
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JuliaTheBookNerd
A Forgery of Roses | Jessica S. Olson
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#Roses 🌹🥀 #FeelinTheLove 🍓🍰💌🧸💝🍫❣️🎀

#BookNerd 🤓📚💙

maich Beautiful picture 2h
Eggs Perfect 🌹🥀🌹 2h
Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks Beautiful 🌹 now
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maich
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I am ready to read this. To see what everyone is talking about. It's been on my shelf for a while and it's time to pick it up. Perfect buddy read for #LittensLoveRomance @StayCurious

I like fantasy and romance.
I didn't know what to post under #LoveIsBlind
#Romantasy has become a popular genre. Readers crave fantasy creatures (or so the booktok says). I, too, sometimes dream of vampires, dragons...
So love is blind sometimes😜

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underground_bks
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Pickpick

A wryly funny, complex, and lovable queer cast of characters ground this ambitious and engaging exploration of how humans respond to the unknown and to the crucible of social media celebrity—ultimately resonating deeply as a celebration of curiosity, found family, and online community. Recommended for fans of Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow!

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Nelnjali
The Program | Suzanne Young
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Pickpick

I enjoyed this more than I thought I would, and I'll definitely be continuing the series at some point. While the subject matter is definitely dark, it doesn't become morbidly grotesque or seem to become intentially dark to entertain morbid fascinations. It is a unique take on a dystopian with some fun twists that were unexpected. It is definitely a YA, with it's tropey love triangle, but the book has substance aside from this.

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dkflynn33
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Mehso-so

I thought this was a fun and unique spin on how the story of Sleeping Beauty came about. It did have a bit of a slow start but it definitely picked up. I would give it 3 stars.

#BookedForLife

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BarkingMadRead
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The terminology being used is so cringey. I know it‘s time period “appropriate”, but damn.

Bookwormjillk Oh no 15h
Librarybelle Oh my! 15h
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