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In Which I Get Personal @ The Readventurer


Well, they asked me to! To be precise, the lovely trio over at The Readventurer invited me to contribute a guest post for one of their excellent features and I chose If You Like This, You Might Like That. It's my own fault what happened from there on out. So if you'd like a peek into the randomness that is my bookpushing brain, hop on over and give it a look-see.
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  1. Flannery (The Readventurer)3:03 PM

    Now eeeeveryone knows:) Thanks for coming over, Angie! We loved having you!

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    1. Angiegirl8:58 PM

      It would seem the game is up. ;)

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  2. Tiah8:23 PM

    Great post. You should know that I blame you for my TBR list hitting over 400 today. :)

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  3. Janicu9:49 AM

    I think I'm coming to expect a mix of "oh yay, Angie recommending something" and "Oh no, Angie is going to add to my TBR pile" when I see one of your recommendation posts. :)

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    1. Angiegirl10:27 AM

      Lol. Bipolar bookpushing. I like it.

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  4. Jessica (The Bluestocking Society)2:06 PM

    Angie, I think you could recommend a phone book, and I would read it. :)

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  5. Carla2:14 AM

    no one quite gets my love of cousin-love books quite like you do.

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