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Meet The Book Blogger | Feature
Hello all! Welcome to my monthly Meet The Book Blogger features! Were we get to know established and brand new book bloggers. Today we are getting to know @fictionallysandee, who is a new book blogger and has some super awesome and unique content and our established book blogger is Ollie @ Infinite Speculation. I love the way Ollie uses descriptive prose in his reviews – he really brings them alive! So without further ado, lets meet Sandee… i’m a lonely reader from the philippines who only want to make more bookish friends . majority of the books i read are fantasy, i do read graphic novels and manga too. occasionally, when i’m feeling like it, i…
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