Book Review of the Month

Book Review of the Month - February 2021

💓💝 Book Review of the Month 💝💓

I have started a blog hop here in 2021 with the hope that I can add more books to my already growing TBR. It is fun to have a list of everyone's previous month's reads.

So inviting anyone and everyone to add their favourite January 2021 book's review in here, so that we can all read and enjoy them.

It's simple, review the favourite book (just most fav one) you read in January 2021 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 fav book review will be in there as well}

Comment below if you face any difficulties.

HAPPY READING AND REVIEWING my fellow bookworms.

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

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