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Reading Stats: 2017 In Review
Because I can’t ever stay on top the trend or curve of things, here I am, arriving a beat late with a year-end review of my reading stats. Oh well. This wrap-up isn’t about how many books I read this … Continue reading
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Tagged #ownvoices, 2017, Angie Thomas, Gail Honeyman, Jason Reynolds, Louise Penny, reading, reading statistics, Recent Reads and Recs
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Monday Minutiae – 01.13.20
Vocabulary Lists The last few years I’ve joined in on the One-Word-Resolution thing and it’s worked better for me than any list of resolutions I pretended to stick to in the past. Last year’s word was PERSEVERE and it was … Continue reading →