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My Month in Books: March 2021

Essays, short stories, new releases, old favourites – it’s been a busy month!

Posted byMolly O'ConnorApril 4, 2021Posted inGeneral, My Month in BooksTags:a court of thorns and roses, acotar, book recommendations, book review, books, bridgerton, brit bennet, daddy, emma barnett, emma cline, entitled, essays, fantasy, feminism, fiction, grishaverse, how do we know we're doing it right?, julia quinn, kate manne, katherine a sherbrooke, katherine sherbrooke, leaving coy's hil, leigh bardugo, memoir, nonfiction, pandora sykes, period, reading, romance, romance books, romancing mister bridgerton, row, rule of wolves, sarah gilmartin, sarah j maas, shadow and bone, short stories, susie yang, the dinner party, the high low, the vanishing half, white ivyLeave a comment on My Month in Books: March 2021

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