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Clearly, I'm not real good with the whole schedule thing. I just finished At The Edge Of the Universe by Shaun David Hutchinson and loved it. That review should go up next week, and I have started the second of the Lunar Chronicles, Scarlet, by Marissa Meyers (which I am TOTALLY in love with. It's been like three days and I am just tearing through this book, whose review should be up soon) so all is going well in the reading world. If you scroll down, I'll go ahead and post the review I was supposed to put up on Wednesday (sorry lovelies) and let you hear my opinions on Uglies by Scott Westerfield!
Have a lovely rest of your day, and keep reading!

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