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Part of Your World- What book world would you change yourself for so you could be a part of that world?

The world of Sarah J. Maas's A Court of Thorns and Roses series. I would love to visit all the courts and become one with the Fey.

Let It Go- What book did you not want to finish because you loved it so much?

The Cruel Prince by Holly Black. I just finished the book today, and I miss the characters and the world already. I am going to grab the sequel soon.

Beauty and the Beast- What book do you think is/will be timeless?

The obvious answer is Harry Potter, but I've never read all the books only seen the movies and read the book one. I am going with Fangirl by Rainbow Rowell. Fandom and young love will always be a thing, and Rainbow Rowell talks about both beautifully.

So This is Love- What book were you hesitant to read at first but ended up loving?

No to use the same book for two answers, but The Cruel Prince. I heard the rave reviews and how some people didn't love it. I am not that into the fantasy genre, so you need to pull out a great story, great characters, and a world I can get lost in. The Cruel Prince had all of these things and more.

Friend Like Me- Which character would you like to be your best friend?

Oh! Ana from Heart of Iron by Ashley Poston. I love her spirit and her sass.

Reflection- What book really made you think/changed the way you viewed things?

I have to say for me this was Looking for Alaska by John Green. It brings so many interesting perspectives about life and the choices we make up in this book.

Colors of the Wind- Who do you tag?

I don't know many book bloggers as I'm new to the community I would say. So, I would like to tag anyone would want to do this.

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