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Well folks, this is the start of my long procrastinated blog. Hopefully you will enjoy my random thoughts on the various books that I have enjoyed reading. While I review books, I do not give away too many details of the book. I strive to get the reader interested in the book, without spoiling the story plot or ending. I will also do my best to include information about the author and other books in the series. Most of my books will be Christian fiction but I will post about various fiction and non-fiction books that I find interesting. I will be doing reviews and giveaways on my YouTube channel as well. Please subscribe and follow for your chance to win! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCH68Sy3xRTYLjNPi6zyCaBA

I am beginning a new book today by Kathleen Fuller titled Words From the Heart.





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Happy reading from one Book Worm to another!


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