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Sarah // 26 // always lost in some fantasy

I keep all of my reviews spoiler free, but I will occasionally include a visibly marked spoilers section at the bottom of reviews.

I include these content warnings & more on my reviews.

RATINGS:

💜💜💜💜💜 THE BEST

💜💜💜💜 Still a great book

💜💜💜 Had some issues, but had some redeemable qualities

💜💜 Just plain bad

💜 Absolutely terrible

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  • Recommendations
    • YA Retellings
    • Romance Recommendations!
    • Standalone Fantasy Recommendations!
    • Quick & Fun Reads for Quarantine
    • LGBT+ Book Recommendations!
    • Books with Satisfying Endings!
    • If You Like This Book, Try That KDrama!
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