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I really enjoyed this #AtoZReadathon challenge, just 4 away from a full set! I'll tag my reads in the comments. It's been a great month with some fantastic reads. Thank you for hosting @Texreader

Has the main character stopped reincarnating? To know, the MC is forced to recollect four past lives, as a powerful dream reader in ancient Egypt, a mother in Troy, an Irish thrall kidnapped by Vikings, to a young wife in the Great Plague of London. This book was fascinating even if it got very preachy at the end (giving it 4 instead of 5 stars). I wanted an ending but there are 5 books in the series. I‘m unsure if I‘ll read more. ⬇️

This is such an original! The main character (top character) is reincarnated and at the end of each chapter you see how each character has reincarnated although you are given hints (first column) throughout the chapter. In chapter 3, it appears the reincarnation is in the “pirates of the north.”

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I feel more at ease with my black kitty too. ❤️🐈‍⬛

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My next ebook

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The actor Max Greenfield writes a book about not wanting to read a book. Though considered a #PictureBook , there are less illustrations but more word graphic designs. I can see the concept appealing to kids looking for a laugh or who can relate to a lack of interest in reading a book. Just meh for me. #BBRC #LetterI

I loved this book; it‘s needed in our starkly divided political climate—for all parties. A king, especially his advisors, create a horrific backstory about the existence of ickabogs. The people are forced for various reasons to believe this story. This results in high taxes, executions, and imprisonment to prop up the lies. In true Rowling fashion, teens save the day. I‘m a strong believer in a healthy distrust of those who can tax and imprison ⬇️

While this serves as a good introduction to Earhart, that‘s just it…an introduction. I guess when told in the first person, little Amelia will not go into the details of her final flight (she‘s little the entire book, even when portraying an adult). I do like the positive words, and it is an easy book to read aloud. Overall, for really young kids, probably a good starting point to Earhart‘s story. #BBRC #PictureBook #LetterI

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📚 It - Stephen King
👤 Christopher Isherwood
🎬 Into the woods
👨‍🎤 Iggy Pop
🎤 Immortals - Fall Out Boy

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📘 Just Folking Around by Penny Reid
🤓 Rachel Joyce
🎥 John Wick series
🎤 John Lennon
🎼 Janie Jones by The Clash