January Reads

 Good day, lovely readers!

Here is the list of all the books I read in January. The highlighted ones are the ones that stood out to me. 

Happy reading!

  1. Edge of Dusk-Colleen Coble
  2. Clementine and Danny Save the World (and Each Other)-Livia Blackburne
  3. Messenger-Lois Lowry
  4. Curses and Other Buried Things-Caroline George
  5. After Life-Gayle Forman
  6. The Summer We Forgot-Caroline George
  7. Endangered-Eliot Schrefer
  8. A Summer to Die-Lois Lowry
  9. P.S. I Like You-Kasie West
  10. Mint to Be-Katie Cicatelli-Kuc
  11. Fearless-Lauren Roberts
  12. The Silent Boy-Lois Lowry
  13. Echo-Pam Munoz Ryan
  14. The Book Thief-Markus Zusak
  15. Famous Last Words-Kate Alender
  16. My Fair Godmother-Janette Rallison
  17. Long Way Down-Jason Reynolds

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