Bookish Lists


♦ 2023 Mid-Year Book Freak Out 

♦ My Top 9 of 2020 

♥ Twisted Love

♦ 8 Amazing Reads #2 (June 2019)

♦ 8 Amazing Reads (June 2019)

♦ Hottest Horror of the Summer (2018)

♦ Apocalyptic Awesomeness

♦ Scariest Horror Villains

♦ Slow Burn Creepfests

♦ Hot Mess Heroes

♦ My Most Special Books

♦ Hidden Gems Read in 2016

♦ Books to Read When Life Is Too Good

♦ MORE books to Read When Life Is Too Good

♦ Unique Books Sitting in My TBR Piles

♦  Take My Money

♦  Turn Offs

♦  2017 Reading Wrap-up

♦  Why'd I Read These?


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