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What I read in 2019:

Hello! It’s a new year again so it’s time for my yearly monologue about books! This year I only managed to read 17 books, which is a far cry from my successful 35-book challenge last year. I guess I did too well last year, so of course I had to make up for it by undercutting myself and failing tremendously this time around. I was actually on a roll at the beginning of the year and reading a lot consistently. However, towards the second half of the year, I just lost interest and even now I just don’t feel much like reading. However, this year I had a lot of fun choosing and reading the same books as a friend of mine! It is just more fun being able to discuss books in depth with someone else who has read them!! Salvation of a Saint – Keigo Higashino Little Monsters – Kara Thomas Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children – Ransom Riggs How to Be a Boy – Tony Bradman The Memory Book – Lara Avery The Invisible Life of Ivan Isaenko – Scott Stambach Fantastic Beasts and

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