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dayana wants to read...
A Forgery of Fate
Elizabeth Lim
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I'm not going to lie, I don't like this book as much as I liked the previous two so far, I hope it will get better
Post from the Morning Star (Red Rising Saga, #3) forum
I'm not going to lie, I don't like this book as much as I liked the previous two so far, I hope it will get better
dayana commented on a post
Oh my goodness! The romance in this book is so well written I am absolutely grinning from ear to ear. Definitely a pep in my step right while doing chores.
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What book(s) are you most excited to read in June? It doesn't have to be a new release. Maybe it's something you've been wanting to read and are finally getting around to. For me, I can't wait to finish The Hunger Games series. I have Catching Fire on hold for this month and I plan to read the rest next month.
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dayana commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
When I was younger, I could easily read several books at a time and just switch back and forth whenever I wanted to. Now I tend to just focus on one book at a time. Reading one book at a time is much more manageable for me due to a hectic work and life schedule. If you read multiple at a time, how do you manage that? How do you decide when and why to switch from one book to another? Do you read books from the same genre or are your books totally different?
dayana wants to read...
Red City (The New Alchemists #1)
Marie Lu
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Morning Star (Red Rising Saga, #3)
Pierce Brown
dayana commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
When do you read, like at what times? Do you read for a few minutes between things you have to do? Do you have free time in your day you mostly give to reading? I personally don't have long transport rides throughout the day I can use for reading which sometimes I wish I did haha but I usually read after work/college or read during the weekends. Today I actually had a task that wasn't very thought consuming during work and listened to a short audiobook while doing it, I don't usually listen to audiobooks as I find it hard to focus but it worked for me today.
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When do you read, like at what times? Do you read for a few minutes between things you have to do? Do you have free time in your day you mostly give to reading? I personally don't have long transport rides throughout the day I can use for reading which sometimes I wish I did haha but I usually read after work/college or read during the weekends. Today I actually had a task that wasn't very thought consuming during work and listened to a short audiobook while doing it, I don't usually listen to audiobooks as I find it hard to focus but it worked for me today.