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• The Archer at Dawn (The Tiger at Midnight #2) by Swati Teerdhala – Is It As Good As The First Book? (ARC Review)

  

  *Thank you to the publisher for providing me with an ARC in exchange for an honest review! All quotes are taken from the ARC and are subject to change. All opinions are my own.* Overall: 4/5 StarsCharacters: 4/5Setting: 5/5Writing: 4/5Plot and Themes: 3/5Awesomeness Factor: 3.5/5Review in a Nutshell: The Archer at Dawn wasn’t quite as amazing as The Tiger at Midnight, but it…

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  May 27, 2020

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• 19 Best Debut Novels of 2019 (Recommendation Nation)

  

  I honestly can’t even think about the fact that 2019 is almost over. What happened?! I’m not ready for 2020. At all. 2019 was a mixed year, full of both bad things and good things, but one thing that significantly brightened it was all of the amazing debut novels that were released. Reading debut novels…

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  December 19, 2019

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• Writing Reviews – My Rating System

  

  The longer I’ve been writing book reviews, the more confused I get with my own rating system. Rating are hard. I really struggle with them. Since I use Goodreads a lot (shameless plug- add me as a friend), I wanted to keep things consistent and rate every book out of 5 stars. However, with so…

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  September 19, 2019

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• A Super Late April Favorites + May TBR

  

  The month may almost be over but I can’t not talk about my favorite reads in April, or not set a goal for myself for May. Admittedly, I don’t have much time to complete that goal, but lets be honest, I never actually read everything on my TBR. Read more to see the best things…

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  May 22, 2019

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• The Tiger At Midnight by Swati Teerdhala – ARC Review

  (All quotes are taken from the ARC and are subject to change) Quick Stats:Overall: 4.5/5 StarsCharacters: 5/5Setting: 5/5Writing: 4/5Plot and Themes: 3.5/5Awesomeness Factor: 4/5Review in a Nutshell: The Tiger At Midnight is a captivating novel, focusing mostly on the physical and mental journey of two fascinating characters. “Never greet a tiger at midnight, for they are the manifestations of your past misdeeds.”

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  April 23, 2019

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