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Book Quote #59
Evelyn Hugo was a huge star in the 60s famous for her roles and her beauty. Even now in her 70s, she’s still a symbol of glamour. However, attached to that name is the mystery behind her love life. He married seven times in her lifetime and even though the media loved theorizing and spreading Continue reading
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Book Quote #58
Evelyn Hugo was a huge star in the 60s famous for her roles and her beauty. Even now in her 70s, she’s still a symbol of glamour. However, attached to that name is the mystery behind her love life. He married seven times in her lifetime and even though the media loved theorizing and spreading Continue reading
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Book Catalogue Card #5: Crimson Kiss
Personal Rating: ⭐⭐ (2 out of 5 stars) Wonderful big ideas but a convoluting execution. I’d recommend this book to anyone looking to ease into the high-fantasy genre. It’s fast-paced to maintain the reader’s interest. It’s complex due to multiple plot points but not too deep into the lore that it would bore a regular… Continue reading
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Book Quote #57
Evelyn Hugo was a huge star in the 60s famous for her roles and her beauty. Even now in her 70s, she’s still a symbol of glamour. However, attached to that name is the mystery behind her love life. He married seven times in her lifetime and even though the media loved theorizing and spreading Continue reading
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Book Quote #56
Evelyn Hugo was a huge star in the 60s famous for her roles and her beauty. Even now in her 70s, she’s still a symbol of glamour. However, attached to that name is the mystery behind her love life. He married seven times in her lifetime and even though the media loved theorizing and spreading Continue reading
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Book Quote #55
Evelyn Hugo was a huge star in the 60s famous for her roles and her beauty. Even now in her 70s, she’s still a symbol of glamour. However, attached to that name is the mystery behind her love life. He married seven times in her lifetime and even though the media loved theorizing and spreading Continue reading
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Book Catalogue Card #4: Chasing Pacquaio
Personal Rating: ⭐⭐⭐ (3 out of 5 stars) A good, quick, coming-to-age read with good queer representation. I’d recommend this to younger generations who want to gain a perspective on how difficult it is for a queer person to grow up in a homophobic community and how it affects people’s personalities. As a Filipino citizen,… Continue reading
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Book Quote #54
Evelyn Hugo was a huge star in the 60s famous for her roles and her beauty. Even now in her 70s, she’s still a symbol of glamour. However, attached to that name is the mystery behind her love life. He married seven times in her lifetime and even though the media loved theorizing and spreading Continue reading
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Book Quote #53
Evelyn Hugo was a huge star in the 60s famous for her roles and her beauty. Even now in her 70s, she’s still a symbol of glamour. However, attached to that name is the mystery behind her love life. He married seven times in her lifetime and even though the media loved theorizing and spreading Continue reading
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Book Catalogue Card #3: Welcome to Nightmare Island
Personal Rating: ⭐⭐⭐ (3 out of 5 stars) The island housed some of the most dangerous ghosts in the world and the only thing stopping them from killing the people on the island are the lights making up their invisible prison — the same light emanating from the spectators’ bracelets given to protect them during… Continue reading
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Book Catalogue Card #2: The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo
Personal Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (5 out of 5 stars) Evelyn Hugo was a huge star in the 60s famous for her roles and her beauty. Even now in her 70s, she’s still a symbol of glamour. However, attached to that name is the mystery behind her love life. He married seven times in her lifetime and… Continue reading
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Book Catalogue Card #1: Court of the Vampire Queen
Personal Rating: ⭐⭐⭐ (3.5 out of 5 stars) This book just became a guilty pleasure, emphasis on pleasure. Jump into these types of books for the steamy scenes and you’ll enjoy it. I would’ve loved for a deeper lore (there were lots of deep, not much lore), character and world-building; but we’re not reading this… Continue reading
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