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Launching December 31!

A while ago, I decided that I wanted to create a book blog. (Actually, I originally thought about creating a Booktube channel, but my incompetence with camera equipment quickly ruled that out, and I like writing more than talking anyway). Somehow, that turned into a pact with a friend (to be found at thepagesarebookining) to create joint blogs that we update at least once a week starting in 2016.

 Here, you'll find monthly wrap-ups, monthly-ish TBRs, book reviews, recommendation lists, monthly (hopefully) posts about whichever book I'm reading with my friend, and, frankly, any book-related content that I feel like posting. It'll all start at the end of this year with a list of my favorite books that I read in 2015, and at New Year's, I'll be going full steam ahead!
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  1. CG @ Paper FuryDecember 26, 2015 at 4:58 PM

    Congrats on your new blog, Clara!! And welcome to the book blogging world. :D I can't wait to see all the deliciously wonderful things you write. :D
    Thanks for stopping by @ Paper Fury!

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