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Tag Archives: library pile
REVIEW: The Tale of Troy by Roger Lancelyn Green
Reviews from My Library Pile is a feature created here at Read and Reviewed, which showcases reviews of books from my TBR list borrowed from my local library. This feature allows me to share my thoughts on these titles in an … Continue reading
REVIEW: What’s Left of Me by Kat Zhang
What’s Left of Me (Hybrid Chronicles #1) by Kat Zhang HarperTeen, 2012 [Goodreads] [Amazon] I should not exist. But I do. Eva and Addie started out the same way as everyone else—two souls woven together in one body, taking turns … Continue reading
REVIEW: Vessel by Sarah Beth Durst
Reviews from My Library Pile is a feature created here at Read and Reviewed, which showcases reviews of books from my TBR list borrowed from my local library. This feature allows me to share my thoughts on these titles in … Continue reading
REVIEW: Confessions of An Angry Girl by Louise Rozett
As a librarian, I am a huge fan of public libraries, and make regular use of the library branch closest to my home. I tend to come away with far too many books, which isn’t helped by the fact that … Continue reading
