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Kiwidragonnerd
The Heir | Kiera Cass
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🌕🌕🌕🌕🌑 I mentioned this in my last post about this book, but I think it's a really cool idea to have the selection from the perspective of the one choosing. Unfortunately, this results in too many good options for the main character and a monogamous marriage that she has to choose. With the first three, I knew which of the love triangle I liked. With this, I like four of the six 😭

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Kiwidragonnerd
The Heir | Kiera Cass
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I'm already loving the direction of this book. Getting to see a selection from the perspective of the royal instead of the contestant is fun, and I already have my favorite options in mind. It's going to be a love snowflake, with 35 points all leading to one.

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AroundTheBookWorld
The Last Princess | Galaxy Craze
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The day began as a beautiful and vivid dream. It was one of those rare days when the sun was out, and the light was soft and warm, Easter yellow. We were in the garden, just my mother and me; Mary had gone out with father, but my mother was eight months pregnant and tired, so I had stayed to keep her company.
#TheLastPrincess #GalaxyCraze #YoungAdult #Dystopia #Fantasy #Romance #ScienceFiction #PostApocalyptic #Adventure #Fiction #Royalty #Teen

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Cathyloves2read
The White Princess | Philippa Gregory
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I continue to be completely fascinated by this series. The Cousins‘ War,also known as the Wars of the Roses,never loses its grip, and each queen‘s story is more compelling than the last. Elizabeth remains my favorite queen so far;her strength,and resilience feel especially vivid.The mystery surrounding the imposter boy who would be king adds an irresistible layer of intrigue and suspense.A richly told read that earns every one of its five stars.

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Kiwidragonnerd
The One | Kiera Cass
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🌕🌕🌕🌕🌑 It's wild to me that there's another book in this series, because it ended with such finality. It's also wild to me that I can enjoy a book like this so much when, by most of my standards, it's not my thing. Kiera does a great job at playing with my emotions, even when that makes me question whether I hate the main character or her love interest.

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janeycanuck
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Mehso-so

This was a sweet little book but I didn't really like how it ended

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WanderingBookaneer
Nobody in Particular | Sophie Gonzales
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Gonzales balances privilege, queerness, and emotional depth beautifully. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

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Sci.Cricketts
Fearless | Lauren Roberts
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Wow! 🤯

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BkClubCare
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Mehso-so

To say I read every word of this would be a lie. I just don't have it in me at this time of year to devote. I did find it entertaining but since I thought it was the Cloud Atlas Mitchell - I would rather read a Holiday romance 🎄💘 [The so-so rating is my interest in reading this now not a review on the quality.]

📸 Waffle fries with chili + a Central Std Wizard of Hops IPA. 😋 #Dec2025 Book110

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NatalieR
Spare | Prince Harry
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Wow! This memoir is excellent. It‘s moving and emotional. The book essentially addresses Prince Harry‘s father and brother, who claim to not understand why he and his family left Britain. It begins with the “disappearance” of his mother, and it‘s heartbreaking to hear his perspective. He was transparent about his transformative intimate relationships, including meeting, dating, and marrying Meghan.

Full Review abookandadog.com/blog/spare

Amiable Beautiful sky! 😍 3w
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