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Hello Butterflies! 

Now today's post is one that had been weighing on my mind for a while but had no idea how to do it really until I was messing around on Bloglovin' and it hit me like a rock in the face. We've all been there, we read a book but just don't have much to say on it and then it just goes without a review and we feel guilty over it. Well, I've decided that I will no longer feel that guilt over not reviewing a book by coming up with One Line Reviews. It makes it super easy to just give my thoughts on a book. I will be posting them on Bloglovin', Twitter, and Goodreads if you want to read them make sure to head over and follow me. I will add them to my blog once I get six. I hope you will enjoy this as much as me.





Okay, this is awesome! I'm hooked!



I just want everyone to be happy and for Ren to stop with the drugs and choking.


She's staying with him even though he raped her?! What the hell?!



I really just read this for the chapter on Poveglia Island. Which I loved!
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