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The Infinite Playlist: Songs For Favorite OTPs (6th September 2015)

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Credits for the banner goes to my 13-year-old sister Tinath Zaeba.

Ever had that moment when you are listening to a song and it reminds of your favorite book? I have had plenty of those so I wanted to make a monthly meme/tag thingy on my blog. This is not an official tag so you don’t really have to do it (although there is a Playlist Book Tag and I think another similar one that Bea from When Curiosity Killed The Cat told me about…I can’t remember the exact name unfortunately) but I would love it if you guys do this too!

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3 Days, 3 Quotes Challenge: Day 1

I was tagged by Birds that ❤ words and Susannevalenti for this challenge. The rules are simple:

  1. Post 3 quotes for 3 consecutive days
  2. Thanks the bloggers who tagged you
  3. Nominate three new bloggers for the challenge

This is my quote for day 1. It’s actually a song lyric from Marina And The Diamond’s Fear And Loathing, and its one that I can always relate to.

quote3I now nominate the following people (you don’t have to do it if you have done it already):

The Lit Mermaid

The Poetry Within Me

The Punchy Lands

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August 2015: Best Read Of The Month

August was one exciting month for me, because it was my first month on WordPress and my first month of blogging. This 31 days experienc has been amazing, and I want to thank all the amazing people who were with me on this journey. You guys are awesome!
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Unfortunately, I wasn’t able to read as many books as I wanted to this month (do any of us ever get to do that?) but I did read some pretty cool books. Here are the books I have read this month:

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Review: The One (The Selection#3) by Kiera Cass

Ratings: ★★★★☆

18635016This book started off terribly but got progressively better in the middle, and then went spiraling downhill again in the end. In fact, up until reading the very last chapters, I was ready to give this book four stars–it was even better than The Elite–and I hadn’t been expecting that–but then Kiera Cass had to ruin it with a loosely tied plot.

The Writing: The writing was just as good as the other two books, except that in The One, it was a lot less predictable and a lot more entertaining than in The Elite and in The Selection. Once again, Kiera Cass had me Continue reading “Review: The One (The Selection#3) by Kiera Cass”

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Review: The Elite (The Selection#2) By Kiera Cass

Ratings: ★★★☆☆16248068

I have to thank shinichimegumi123 from When Curiosity Killed The Cat for encouraging me to continue with this series, because it did get better, just like she promised it would. Many of the problems I had with the first book The Selection were fixed here, and while this is still not the best book I have ever read, I definitely enjoyed reading The Elite much more than I enjoyed reading The Selection.

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Review: The Selection (The Selection#1) by Kiera Cass

10507293Ratings: ★★☆☆☆

Oookay…where do I start?

I have a love/hate relationship with this book and at the moment I’m leaning towards hate, because even though this book was very well written and works great as a romance novel, in the beginning it promises to be something more than a mere love story, despite what the blurb and the trailer (check it out here) says. And yet, by the time I was done, I realized it had failed to deliver.

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