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(FINISHED) Win 50 Gold Bars with the Secret Library!
Hello everyone! I hope you're having a fun-tastic Wednesday
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Andy has found a secret room in the Library and legend has it that there’s a hidden Pot of Gold in this secret room... and while passing by, seeing all these books, we started wonder what you guys like to read!
Therefore, this week we would love to know what's your favourite book!
Is it a sweet fairytales from your childhood? Is it the best seller thriller everyone talks about?! A romance? Or maybe a great book no one knows but deserves to come out to the light?? You tell us!!
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I think the series most read were the Twilight saga books. As a child it was anything Enid Blyton. Now I can access ebooks I don't have one favourite author but too many but I like to read anything that's ideally fantasy (vampire, shifter type) the only series I have actually bought on ebook recently (as I have KU) is a series called secondborn by Amy Bartol, a bit like hunger games without the tv. Well worth a look if you like YA stuff. I read more of it now than I did as a young adult.
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The trouble with movies is they don't have the budget or time to recreate the authors imagination.SammieSweetheart1994 said:My favorite book was the Lovely Bones. It was a really hard book to finish & gave me goose bumps the whole time I read it but the book was deff so much better than the movie and so much more details. (:
Unless its a movie like The vampire academy. Which they just butchered and should have left alone
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"The Little Engine that Could" is my favorite book. I loved it as a kid & as a mom I loved reading it to my boys when they were little. the when I was very young, the book inspired me to never give up which ultimately helped me push myself to be a semipro athlete that got to travel the world. Now the never give up attitude helps me fight my health issues. I have a couple other favorite books but I believe the book "The Little Engine that Could" has made the biggest positive impact on my life (and my boys lives too.)
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