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Read This Next: February 2025
Read This Next: February 2025

February’s reading list took me on a wild ride—from a darkly funny thriller that had me hooked to a self-help book that felt like a much-needed reset. Whether you’re looking for a binge-worthy read or something more reflective, check out my latest book reviews and recommendations!

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What I Read — June 2023
What I Read — June 2023

As we entered June, with the warm promise of summer to come, I couldn't help but indulge in some easier-to-read books while soaking up the turquoise waters of Lake Bled in Slovenia.

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