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Guest PostMarch 27, 2020

How Save The Cat! Saved My Butt! | Guest Post by Kelly McWilliams

My fellow writers! I’m super excited to welcome Kelly McWilliams, author of the upcoming Agnes at the End of the World, to NovelKnight today. She’s here to share how the Save […]

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Book ReviewMarch 26, 2020

Tweet Cute by Emma Lord | Book Review

So yeah, I’m totally a sucker for the “penpal romance” genre. It’s pretty much a guarantee that I’ll like the book. As soon as I read the synopsis for Emma Lord’s […]

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Book ReviewMarch 25, 2020

Siri, Who Am I? by Sam Tschida | ARC Review

Every once in a while, while I’m reading a book, I realize that I have to not think too hard about it or I probably won’t like and/or finish it. And […]

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Book ReviewMarch 24, 2020

Rogue Princess by B.R. Myers | Book Review

Yet another example of a perfectly mediocre book. Rogue Princess was a super fast, easy read, with just enough to keep me interested, but with definite flaws if I look too […]

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Book ReviewMarch 20, 2020

Queenie by Candice Carty-Williams | Book Review

I picked Queenie up off the shelf at the store when I was casually looking for a fun new read. After I stood there and read the first page, I know […]

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Book ReviewMarch 19, 2020

Cracked Up To Be by Courtney Summers | Book Review

I did not see this book coming. Not even a little bit. Once I started reading, there was no way I could stop. I was drawn in further and further, […]

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Book ReviewMarch 18, 2020

The Life and (Medieval) Times of Kit Sweetly by Jamie Pacton | ARC Review

Sometimes books fall right smack in the middle. And you know what? That’s fine. The Life and (Medieval) Times of Kit Sweetly wasn’t a favorite for me, but it was good enough. […]

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Book ReviewMarch 17, 2020

Evermore by Sara Holland | Book Review

Coming fresh off my re-read of Everless, I was pretty excited for Sara Holland’s follow up, Evermore. The first book had some pretty big revelations at the end, so I was anxious […]

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Book ReviewMarch 16, 2020

Everless by Sara Holland | Re-Read Review

When I first heard about Sara Holland’s Everless, I couldn’t help but think about that horrible Justin Timberlake movie from a few years ago. The concept of time as currency […]

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Book ReviewMarch 14, 2020

The Winter Duke by Claire Eliza Bartlett | DNF Review

Ah well, I wanted to like this one. I really did. But The Winter Duke just really wasn’t for me. It wasn’t BAD, but after trying four times to get into it, […]

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If you could have ANY upcoming book release featur If you could have ANY upcoming book release featured in a book box, which book and which box would you pick?⁠
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If we're talking regular monthly boxes, I'd love to see BOOKISH AND THE BEAST featured in an Illumicrate or OwlCrate. I realize the changes of this are SUPER slim because it's 1) the third in a series though I believe reads as a companion novel, and 2) it's contemporary which aren't featured much anymore. So wishful thinking, though a whole box for the series with merch designed for the fandom in the books, Starfield, would be AMAZING (just saying)⁠
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I'd also die if Illumicrate did a special edition box for THE INVISIBLE LIFE OF ADDIE LARUE because Schwab. That's it. That's the reason. I don't need another one 😂 I'm already going to be throwing money at them for the special edition A DARKER SHADE OF MAGIC box this coming week so... yeah.⁠
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These special edition books and boxes are killing me (and by "me" I mean my wallet)⁠
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Showing off my most recent book box which happens to be the March @illumicrate! With everything delayed right now because of COVID-19, having these boxes arrive has been a nice little surprise to break up the day.⁠
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Swipe for a closer look at the "Worlds Collide" box!⁠
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I'm not a rep so no discount code, but if you're looking to subscribe to Illumicrate, click the link in my bio!⁠
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#illumicrate #bookbox #havenfall #yafantasy #subscriptionbox #illumicrateunboxing #illumicratemar2020 #bookishmerch #hisdarkmaterials #throneofglass #thecruelprince #aliceinwonderland #strangethedreamer #thecityofbrass
Happy #StackSaturday!⁠ ⁠ A few days ago I aske Happy #StackSaturday!⁠
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A few days ago I asked what color book spines stood out to you most so I thought I'd share some of the books that caught my eye based on their spines!⁠
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Whether it was the color, the title, or the design, these books made me pick them up off the shelf, either in the store or on my personal shelves at home!⁠
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Which books caught your eye recently? See any of them here?⁠
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Do you re-read books, or plan to re-read in the fu Do you re-read books, or plan to re-read in the future? Which books are on your to-be-re-read list?⁠
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I used to be a big re-reader. Every time a new book released in a series, I'd re-read all the previous books again before diving in. When the Harry Potter books and movies were releasing, I'd re-read all the previous books before every release (both book AND movie so sometimes twice a year). And then there were series where I'd just re-read because I wanted to return to that world.⁠
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Since I started book blogging, and mostly in the last 4-5 years, I haven't had the time to get back to that. I'm constantly reading new/unreleased titles for review because I just can't keep up and while I love it... I miss re-reading.⁠
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BUT I'm starting to get in a better place TBR-wise that I think I can start re-reading here and there again, just to start. And I'm considering re-reading more via audiobook because I can do other things in the meantime which is always helpful.⁠
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How about you? Are you a re-reader?⁠
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Featured are just some of my favorite books, for one reason or another, from the last few years. Spot any of your favorites here?⁠
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Do you generally accept book recommendations from Do you generally accept book recommendations from strangers?⁠
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I was thinking about this, about how so many of us share book recommendations in the community. But personally, I rarely trust recommendations from more than a handful of sources because I have limited time and I know my reading tastes and that they align really well with those individuals.⁠
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Of course, there's community hype and the like which definitely gets my attention, and I'll read books I see shouted about over and over again, but those aren't recommendations in my mind. It's a weird distinction I make 😅⁠
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So I guess I would say, generally, no, I don't take recs from strangers. I'll check the book out and may add it to my Goodreads lists to come back to, but that's often as far as it goes. Just not enough time to try everything out!⁠
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If you're someone who does accept book recs from strangers, or you consider my page to align with your reading tastes, I have a few novellas from @tordotcompub that are fabulous here for you! All have released so you don't have to wait and all push the boundary of fantasy in the best of ways.⁠
➤ The Border Keeper by Kerstin Hall⁠
➤ Prosper's Demon by K.J. Parker⁠
➤ Desdemona and the Deep by C.S.E. Cooney⁠
➤ Silver in the Wood by Emily Tesh⁠
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I don't think I've read a book from @tordotcompub that I haven't enjoyed. For reviews of the titles I've covered so far, click the link in my bio!⁠
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