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Our Harry Potter reread seems to be on hiatus right now with tv taking up a lot of time, but I technically am reading this, just at a slow rate.
I haven’t been reading much lately. I have the bad habit of hyperfocusing and when I’m into crafts I ignore reading. Right now I’m knitting a sweater and socks so that means no books.
I do have the Jonathan Strange novel in my bookcase. I bought it years ago when it was first released on the recommendation of a friend. I think I only read the first chapter and got sidetracked. I’ll have to dust it off and read it.
I keep promising to read Jane Eyre, too. I admit the Bronte sisters aren’t my favorite authors but everyone tells me how much I’ll love Jane and Rochester so I have to read it.
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I read romance and cozy mysteries. I also wrote a romance over the summer which I am still editing.
For YA lovers I recommend Joelle Charbenaux. She is a wonderful person who’ve I’ve spent some time with a couple of times. I’ve read her cozy mysteries but her Testing series is supposed to be awesome!
Also, I liked Isle of the Lost and then the The Selection series.
I read romance and cozy mysteries. I also wrote a romance over the summer which I am still editing.
I admit to reading my fair share of romances, too. I need more info on your book..like a copy. 🙂
Does fanfiction count as literature? If so I’m a voracious consumer of literature. 🙂
It’s getting that time of year to do my reread of Dickens’ “A Christmas Carol.”. It’s a short read and I try to do it yearly.
Keeper of Rumplestiltskin's and Neal's spears and war paint and crystal ball.
I read romance and cozy mysteries.
And for an intersection of the two — Kerry Greenwood’s Phryne Fisher series are fabulous, and have a fantastic TV adaptation (Miss Phryne Fisher’s Murder Mysteries) that’s on Netflix. If you like your main heroines snarky, sassy, and competent, look no further =)
I keep promising to read Jane Eyre, too. I admit the Bronte sisters aren’t my favorite authors but everyone tells me how much I’ll love Jane and Rochester so I have to read it.
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