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Book 51.
5 stars. This one had been sitting on my TBR for too long, finally I picked it up. I actually cried near the ending, when *it's a spoiler*. It was a fun book, the humor and romance were just amazing. A new favorite.
Book 52.
5 stars. Applauds for Miss Claudia Gray for writing the first sci-fi book I've ever finished (I tried Jay Kristoff twice and never finished either of them, but I will someday. Tried other books as well, but *shrugs*.) A-lifelike-robot-who-slowly-develops-emotion is enough for me to dive into this book, as I'm soft for it.
Book 53.
5 stars. As a fellow hijabi-wearing Muslim, I can relate to Shirin. This book got me out of my reading slump. Now, it wasn't flawless, but boy did it make me feel things.
Book 54.
3 stars. I simply didn't enjoy this as much as I thought I would.
Book 55.
4,5 stars. I started reading this a while ago, and left it at around 65%. I have too much DNFs so I continued this book. Anyways, it was awesome.
Book 56.
4 stars. I just love Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie.
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Thank you so much! You too! :)
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Books 50.
4,5 stars. The cartoon illustrations that accompanied the explanations were funny. The "weird (and worrying) questions from the What If? inbox"s had me laughing out loud.