1. Written on the Body.
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4/5 Stars.
I had to read this book for my Women's Studies class, and I absolutley loved it! The book is kind of hard to get into because it is confusing at points and kind of jumps around, but its a really cute and interesting love story.
2. The Voyage of The Dawn Treader.
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2/5 stars.
I'll be honest, I did not finish listening to this book. It was alright, but it didn't rope me in as the first two had. Also I didn't really like the story without Peter and Susan in the mix. So when my phone broke, destroying all of my audiobook files, I decided not to redownload this one.
3. Americanah.
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4/5 stars.
I read this book in my Women Writer's class, and I absolutley adored it. It's such a heartfelt and intriguing story about being an outsider in America, as well as the struggles of love. I love Adichie's writing style, and I'm really excited to read more of her books.
4. Truly Madly Guilty.
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1/5 stars.
I picked up this book because I'm trying to read all of the Goodreads choice books of 2016, and this book is the Best fiction book of 2016. However I just couldn't get into it. I listened to about the first quarter of the book and was bored out of my mind. I guess this kind of fiction just isn't for me.
5. Brain on Fire: My Month of Madness.
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5/5 Stars
Wow. This memoir is absolutley amazing, and It was even better listening to it on Audible. This is the true story of a woman who becomes sick with a rare neurological disease, and its absolutley facinating and scary what she goes through and the doctors trouble to find a way to diagnose and treat her. The story is riveting and reads more like a thriller than a memoir.
What I'm Reading now:
- The Rose and The Dagger by Renee Ahdieh
- The Handmaids Tale by Margaret Atwood
- Mr. Mercedes by Stephen King
Thanks for reading another one of my posts, I'll see you all next friday with my list of November 2017 releases!
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