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My Month in Books: April

The lockdown reading marathon continues.

Posted byMolly O'ConnorMay 9, 2020February 1, 2021Posted inGeneral, My Month in BooksTags:#MeToo, akwaeke emezi, christina lauren, classic literature, classics, crooked kingdom, domestic violence, fantasy, feminism, freshwater, grishaverse, jailbirds, jane austen, jon ronson, kate elizabeth russell, leigh bardugo, megan phelps-roper, memoir, mim skinner, my dark vanessa, nigerian literature, no visible bruise, non-fiction, persuasion, public shame, rachel louise snyder, romance, six of crows, the unhoneymooners, unfollow, westboro baptist church, YA, young adult1 Comment on My Month in Books: April

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