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Fairyloot Adult #5: The Undertaking of Hart and Mercy
At the end of last year, Fairyloot announced that they were going to launch a new product in March 2022, namely Adult Fantasy Book-Only subscription. While their standard subscription focuses on Young-Adult fantasy with extra goodies, this subscription would only contain fantasy books intended for an adult audience. That box would then contain only a book, with no extras. As…
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Fairyloot Adult #4: Her Majesty’s Royal Coven
At the end of last year, Fairyloot announced that they were going to launch a new product in March 2022, namely the Adult Fantasy Book-Only subscription. While their standard subscription focuses on Young-Adult fantasy with extra goodies, this subscription would only contain fantasy books intended for an adult audience. That box would then contain only a book, with no extras.…
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Reading journal September 2022
Eep, I’m running behind that marching time again! We are already at the END of October and as I’m writing this post I unfortunately haven’t really worked on my October layout yet and I still have to show you my September reading journal! Luckily I have a very good idea of what I want to do for October, so it’s…
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Read in September 2022
In September I read a total of 10 books, good for 3507 pages. The average September book is about 351 pages/book. As far as my ratings go, it was definitely a month of lots and lots of highs (a whopping 3 books of 5 stars and 2 of 4 stars) and a few minor lows (1 single book of 2…
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Crete!
Hey, hi, hello! It’s been a while again since I took the time to write a post. Lately, I had been doing so well with blogging regularly, especially for the standard monthly posts about all my bookish stuff. But then I let myself slack off for a couple of days, which turned into a couple of weeks and before I…
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Reading journal August 2022
Inspiration for my August reading journal was drawn from a sheet of stickers from the brand Decotime that I had bought at Action. It featured pastel coloured stickers of cute animals with flowery crowns. All very sweet, not my usual style, but I liked this one so much I wanted to use it for my reading log. I ended up…
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Genre blanket: June
June turned out to be another good and varied reading month, albeit a bit more Sci-Fi heavy than usual, but that’s a genre I want to read more of anyway. In total I read nine books spread over 6 different genre blanket genres. Juni genres 1. Sci-Fi 2. Thriller 3. Sci-Fi 4. YA Fantasy 5. Historical Romance 6. Sci-Fi 7.…
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Read in August 2022
August was the month of the second semester at Orilium University. Whenever I participate in a readathon like this, my monthly number of books read often increases immensly, because as an overachiever I usually want to do more than what is strictly necessary. However, this month I’ve been trying to restrain myself a bit and enjoy the stories I read…
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Fairyloot Adult #3: Book of Night
At the end of last year, Fairyloot announced that they were going to launch a new product in March 2022, namely the Adult Fantasy Book-Only subscription. While their standard subscription focuses on Young-Adult fantasy with extra goodies, this subscription would only contain fantasy books intended for an adult audience. That box would then contain only a book, with no extras.…
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