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Book Review: Hate Notes

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Title: Hate notes

Author: Vi Keeland and Penelope Ward

Rating: 4.5 stars

 

Vi Keeland and Penelope Ward are an amazing duo who always deliver a great read. The book was fun, heartwarming with endearing characters and a twist.

 

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TBR

February TBR 2018

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These are the books coming out in February that I want to read!

 

Most of these books are from my favourite authors or are a part of a series that I’m reading. There are so many good books this month, especially considering February is the shortest month. I can’t wait to read these books.

 

February 1

 

 

February 5

 

 

February 6

 

 

February 12

 

 

February 13

 

February 19

 

 

February 20

 

One

 

February 26

 

 

February 27

 

 

February 28

 

 

 

Favourites

Favourite Books for 2017

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I read around a total of 235 books this year! This is a lot less than last year but still a lot by most standards.  The books are in lose order but as I found it too difficult to rate them all. My favourite and biggest series I read this year was Outlander by Diana Gabaldon. All eight books should be shown but by showing the first book, I really mean the whole series.

 

Most of the books I read now are by my favourite and well established authors or authors I know well. However there have been some debut authors this year that have made my list. These authors are Davney Perry and Noel Branham. Both are amazing authors and have been a go to. Especially Perry as her Jamison Valley series has quickly become a favourite of the year.

 

Many of favourites have been continuations of my favourite series. This includes Ella Franks Temptation series, I’m sad to say goodbye to Tate and Logan but it has been an amazing journey. I also liked the Devil’s Wolves series by Carian Cole and the newest book by Beth Flynn was much anticipated. Aly Martinez always writes amazing and very emotional duets and Katy Regnery is great at retelling fairytales (so is Linda Kage). Emma Scott made me cry with all her books and so did Mia Sheridan.

 

I am working on reading all the books published by my favourite authors and this goal will continue into 2018. I read all of Brittainy C. Cherry’s books this year and of course they were all amazing.

 

Because choosing just 50 books was really hard, I also have 10 runners up that were also amazing reads. Overall 2017 has been an amazing year for books and I’m sure 2018 will be no different.