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October TBR!

Most months I gather a bunch of books and place them on a list to be read during that month and I usually don't get to them all. But, oh well I'm going to do that again! December is almost here and I'm so close to finishing my Goodreads challenge!

Currently Reading:
Throne of Glass by Sarah J. Mass

I'm halfway through this book, so expect a review soon. So far I'm in love with the characters. I mean, who wouldn't love Chaol or Dorian? Obviously you can't forget about the main girl, Celaena. If you want to see my thoughts about the this book, be sure to follow me on Goodreads!

Here's my list!

  • Throne of Glass by Sarah J, Maas
  • Crown of Midnight by Sarah J. Maas
  • Heir of Fire by Sarah J. Maas
  • Eleanor & Park by Rainbow Rowell
  • The Elfstones of Shannara by Terry Brooks
Now, lets see how many I get through this month!

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