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As the title says. I am a reader. I average  on mostly 1 book a day, sometimes even more. It's a hobby or you  can even call it an obsession. I need to read, I have to. When I have nothing else to do, guess what I do? Obviously read. It is like I crave stories, I crave an escape. I want to know, I want to feel, be something I never will. In reading I thrive. In books I live. These words are like food for my soul.
And most importantly i read everything. Anything i can get my hands on. I love fiction- Jeffrey Archer being my favourite, John Grisham not too far behind and Suzanne Collins is always there. But recently I have been reading a lot of Romance and seems like I have fallen in love. With  the genre, not literally. So that being said, I feel it's  only fitting that I atleast review the books I have read and share my views with others.
Happy reading everyone.
Xoxo

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  1. Merlyn Aurelie18 October 2016 at 00:22

    Hey, I recently discovered your blog. It is so amazing. How do you manage to binge upon so many books? I am a bibliomaniac, but seriously I lag behind in my deadlines so often I have started hating my passion for books.

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    1. Pearl18 October 2016 at 00:27

      Hey Merlyn,
      This post was written when I was still in college. Now that my college days are over, I am lucky to manage one book a week. It doesn't matter how many books you read but how reading makes you feel. That feeling is better than anything else in the whole, entire world.

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    2. Pearl18 October 2016 at 00:28

      Hey Merlyn,
      This post was written when I was still in college. Now that my college days are over, I am lucky to manage one book a week. It doesn't matter how many books you read but how reading makes you feel. That feeling is better than anything else in the whole, entire world.

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