TTT: Historical Settings You Love (Or Would Like To See)
Top Ten Tuesday is a meme started by the brilliant folks at The Broke and the Bookish. Today: Historical Settings You Love (Or Would Like To See). Steph Israel. Because I’ve […]
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TTT: Recently Added To Our TBR Lists …
Top Ten Tuesday is a meme started by the brilliant folks at The Broke and the Bookish. *sigh* Anyone else feel like their TBR pile is the only pile that […]
TTT: 2015 Releases We Meant To Read But …
Top Ten Tuesday is a meme started by the brilliant folks at The Broke and the Bookish. Might as well get over our regrets early in the year, I suppose […]
TTT: We Resolve To Read …
Top Ten Tuesday is a meme started by the brilliant folks at The Broke and the Bookish. Sometimes we follow their prompts, sometimes we don’t. Today … kinda? Instead of […]
TTT: Characters We Didn’t Click With
Top Ten Tuesday is a meme by The Broke And The Bookish. This one is a random pick from their list of previous topics. Steph This is a great topic! It’s […]
Top Ten Tuesday: Favourite Quotes
TTT is by The Broke and the Bookish. At this point, I’m just picking topics at random. So. *props chin on hands* Favourite quotes? Nafiza Ooh Yash, I like this […]
Top Ten Tuesday: Give the Side-Character His Own Theme Song!
Top Ten Characters You Wish Would Get Their OWN Book (minor or just maybe a semi main character you wish a book was from their POV) Steph Manchee from The […]
Top Ten Tuesday: Why Haven’t I Read More from This Author?
Top Authors I’ve Only Read One Book From But NEED to Read More. Nafiza A. M. Dellamonica. I recently read Child of the Hidden Sea and completely loved it. It is the […]
Top Ten Tuesday: Top Ten Fictional Teachers
The BrokeandBookish ask: Top Ten Book Characters That Would Be Sitting At My Lunch Table but since I (Nafiza) do not really want to sit with fictional characters at lunch […]
Top Ten Tuesday: Books They Insist I Read
From the BrokeandBookish.com, Top Ten Books People Have Been Telling You That You MUST Read (whether because they think it’s a “you” book or it’s just been generally recommended so […]
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