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The Books I Read and Loved in 2018

By brisaramirezDecember 18, 2018July 28, 2020

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How often do you buy new books? I tend to be pretty sporadic about the frequency in which I buy books but definitely prefer to shop at indie bookstores. When I visit an independent bookstore or notice a sale on ebooks, that's when I tend to make the most purchases. Hopefully my stack of books to be read starts shrinking soon, though.

One of my favorite things to do when I'm in a different city is to check out a local independent bookstore! This past week I spent a day in Chicago and got to stop by @semicolonchi, a Black woman owned independent bookstore. It was such a great experience, and I loved getting to be surrounded by books! If you're ever in Chicago, you should definitely check them out!

Cuddling with a dog while reading is by far my favorite. I got to stay with some of my favorite people this past week and therefore got to spend time with both of their dogs as well. It was so good to spend time with them 💕

The Grace Year by Kim Liggett had me so captivated. The world was so different and yet had similar elements to our own. I kept trying to figure out what time it was set in (whether the past or future in our own world or what), but there wasn't any mention of the history. It was a very patriarchal dystopian world, and the rules in this society made me so nervous and upset.

There are thousands of odes i could write to Gilmore girls. I could talk about my love for each character, how I saw myself in Rory, wanted to be like Lorelai, and wished so desperately Stars Hollow were real.

Little Fires Everywhere by Celeste Ng pulled me in and had me hooked the entire time. The characters and the story grabbed my attention so well. I get the hype now, and I'm looking forward to watching the show as well.

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