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Valitines Announcement & TBR

 



Hello! 

Valitines is a Read-A-Thon happening all next month. This is my first year taking part because it looked like fun. Who doesn't love a read a thon created to show our love of books and the bookish community? The read a thon as a Twitter here, and you can see Cait's announcement here. There's a bingo board for prompts, but I'm just going for books that I wanted to read, anyway. Read below for the prompts I picked and the books I'll read!

Physical Books 
Goo goo eyes: Read a book with a beautiful cover or read a book with eyes on the cover- Foolish Hearts

Gifts: Read a book that was given to you as a gift or that you would give someone as a gift- Everyone has a Podcast Except You

Long Distance: Read A book that takes place in (or draws from the culture) of a different country than your own- A Gentleman in Moscow 

Ebooks
My Sunshine- Read a book that looks/seems light-hearted- This Will Be Funny Someday (It's about comedy) 

Opposites Attract- Read a book in a genre or format that's different for you- Laura Dean Keeps Breaking Up with Me (I don't read a ton of Graphic Novels)

Long Term Relationship- Read a book that has been on your tbr for a long time- The Book Theif 

First Date- Read a new-to-you author-  The Disability Experience (E-ARC)

If I finish one of these early I will pick another prompt and pick an Ebook to go with it. 


I will also be hosting a blogging challenge on the 9th and Twitter Sprints over the course of the month. 

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