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October Reads

Phew! What a month September has been... with 14 book reviews and other bookish musings the whole month flew by amidst words and their imagery. With the festivities round the corner and some travel plans in store I have decided to take it a little bit light this month and hence have reduced the number of reviews for the month. Oh....I am sure you are curious what's in store for this month and without much ado, here's what I am devouring.




Now isn't that an exciting list?

Also, while I share with you what all I keep reading do let me know what you have been reading. If you have been following my blog then would love to know if you managed to read any of the books I reviewed and how did you find them.

Wishing you a happy, happening October!

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