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*SPOILERS* my unfettered review of Dating Dr. Dil. I loved learning about South Asian/Indian culture and I felt hungry 80% of the time because the food that was described sounded so good! Alarmingly spicier than expected. Follow me on my socials @faithy.reads https://beacons.ai/faithyreads Ok ILY BYEEEEEEEEEE

*SPOILERS* The FInal Girl Support Group by Grady Hendrix. This was my first official book in the horror genre. I really enjoyed it although I am hard-pressed to understand the major difference between a horror, mystery, or thriller. I am very excited to hopefully read more horror books in the fall especially around Halloween! If you have any recommendations, let me know! Follow me on my platforms @faithy.reads https://beacons.ai/faithyreads OK, love you BYE

*SPOILERS* (TW: suicide attempts) A Man Called Ove by Fredrik Backman. This book what heartwrenching and heartwarming all at the same time. I think I cried more at this book than any other book ever! I thoroughly enjoyed it and hope you all did too. Sorry for getting emotional. Follow me on my socials @faithy.reads https://beacons.ai/faithyreads Ok, love you BYE

*SPOILERS* get ready to hear me go through it ALL while talking about Layla by Colleen Hoover. This book made me so angry for the majority of it but then I got to the end and I am so glad I saw it through. Fair warning do not listen if you plan on reading Layla because I explain the whole thing in explicit details! As always, if you have any recommendations on books you'd like me to read and discuss on the pod, email me at [email protected] Follow me on most platforms faithy.reads https://beacons.ai/faithyreads Ok, love you BYE

*SPOILERS* Here's my thoughts on Shatter Me by Tahereh Mafi............ It was not for me and I went into explicit details why. If you loved it, that's great! I think it is important to share our different opinions! As always, if you have any recommendations for the pod, email me at [email protected] Follow me on most platforms faithy.reads beacons.ai/faithyreads Ok, love you BYE

*SPOILERS* Sharing one of my favorite books of 2022, A Not So Meet Cute by Meghan Quinn. This book is 100% a rom-com reminiscent of early 2000 romantic comedies. I enjoyed it so much! Please listen at your own discretion since this is riddled with spoilers. As always if you have any recommendations of books I need to read, please email me at [email protected] Follow me on my social media platforms faithy.reads beacons.ai/faithyreads Ok, love you BYE

*SPOILERS* giving you my full opinion on how I felt about Every Summer After by Carley Fortune. Definitely reminded me of Love and Other Words by Christina Lauren but I felt a lot more strongly about this one. If you didn't know it before, let me tell you now, I HATE CHEATING. Prepare your ears cause I go into it. Feel free to follow me on my social media platforms at faithy.reads https://beacons.ai/faithyreads Ok, love you BYE

*SPOILERS* Talking about everyone's favorite heartbreaker, Exodus by Kate Stewart. I gotta say it did hurt. Fair warning this podcast is filled with nothing but spoilers so listen at your own risk! In summation, what hurt me is different than what everyone else thought hurt HOWEVER rainy days will never be the same. If you have any recommendations on what books you think I should read next, email me at [email protected] Follow me on my social media platforms faithy.reads beacons.ai/faithyreads Love you, BYE

*SPOILERS* Here's all my thoughts on Flock by Kate Stewart. No holds barred I am letting you know EXACTLY how I felt about the book. Riddled with spoilers, I would suggest only listening if you've already read Flock, have no interest in reading it and/or don't mind it being spoiled. As always if you have any books you'd like me to cover, email me at [email protected] or if you have any podcasting tips, let me know or else we're just going to run with these chaotic episodes. Follow me on my social media platforms faithy.reads beacons.ai/faithyreads Love you, BYE.

Circe is a Greek mythology epic. It's an Odyssey retelling. I didn't know Circe's stories before reading this book and throughout it I just became so endeared to her. The daughter of the Sun God Helios and Perse. Circe had a fascination with mortals and magic. Even after magic gets her sent to an abandoned island. She gets lonely but she is self-sufficent and able to take care of herself. I admire her so much. (note I absolutely butchered these names so please bear with me) New episodes every Tuesday If you have any book recommendations, please email me at [email protected]