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FictionJungle

FictionJungle

Joined May 2016

Interior Designer. I design, I read even more 📖 Site: fictionjunglebookblog.wordpress.com
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All the Missing Girls by Megan Miranda
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Cannot wait to dive in! 😍

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Tiffany McDaniel presents this carefully crafted experience of a novel that is equal parts beautiful prose, intellectual narrative and thought-provoking. Behind the slightly humorous writing hides this dark undertone that merges incredibly with the story. We meet Fielding Bliss at the age of 84, he reminisces about the summer of 1984.

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Only a few pages left in this book. Still need to figure out how I feel about it.

MrBook Nice pic 😊. 8y
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How to Disappear | Ann Redisch Stampler
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With truly exceptional writing, full of anticipation and engaging dialogue this novel never failed to give the reader action-packed encounters and unsettling truths with a hint of an ever-present and enjoyable romance.

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Scorpio Races | Maggie Stiefvater
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It took a while, but I'm loving this

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One True Loves | Taylor Jenkins Reid
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One of the most beautiful books I've ever read. Review to come!

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One True Loves | Taylor Jenkins Reid
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Currently devouring

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A Court of Mist and Fury | Sarah J. Maas
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I‘m so ready for more of this story that is equal parts Romance and Fantasy, and I loved it as a whole and also every facet of it, the magic, the relationships, the world, everything.

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A Court of Mist and Fury | Sarah J. Maas
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"Where are we going? Rhys' smile widened into a grin. "To Velaris - the City of Starlight"

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Vicious | V. E. Schwab
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4.5 Stars - I loved how she managed the urban setting, which wasn‘t very illustrative of detailed, although I don‘t think it really needed it, with these characters and these type of situations the novel already had a self-explanatory eerie sensation.

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THE SUMMER GAMES: Settling The Score will make chuckle so many times, it had the right amount of drama, the perfect amount of angst (and sports angst as well!), and I‘m so looking forward to the next standalone in the series, THE SUMMER GAMES: Ouf of Bounds, coming in August!