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Book Review of the Month - January 2021

Book Review of the Month - January 2021



💓💝 Book Review of the Month 💝💓

I am starting a blog hop here! Yippe!

It's simple, review the favorite book (just most fav one) you read in December 2020 and link it here. 

I would love to see your recommendations and reviews. Do Join in. 

Click on the "Click here to enter", blue button to add your link.  

{My review will be in there as well}

Comment below if you face any difficulties. 

HAPPY NEW YEAR 2021.

Here's wishing more Bookish days and nights for you...



You are invited to the Inlinkz link party!

Click here to enter
Best Book of the Month Linky Opens from Jan 1st, 2021 to Jan 10th, 2021. 
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  1. Shalini1 January 2021 at 20:49

    That's like my favorite thing to do. Let me find out a review from December to link.

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  2. Holly Jahangiri1 January 2021 at 21:41

    I had to read this twice to realize you said "read in December" and why the link party was only open 9 more days! LOL Great idea, Jyothi. I don't review many books (somehow, it always smacks of school assignments and my brain goes, "Nah, I'm good, just read another one!") or conflict of interest (reviewing while promoting my own, or reviewing books by authors I know). But authors live and die by reviews, so this is a good thing you're doing!

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    1. Jyothi3 January 2021 at 09:29

      :-) That's a nice conflict of interest to have! Thank you Holly.

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  3. Corinne Rodrigues2 January 2021 at 14:16

    Great initiative, Jyo! I read quite a few books in December. But the review of the one I enjoyed the most has yet to come up - it's scheduled by the publisher.

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    1. Jyothi3 January 2021 at 09:29

      Will wait for you to add it here Corinne then. Looking forward to it.

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