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Hello Everyone! It's been quite a while since anyone has posted on here. Alisha and I tried to keep it going, but life happened and things got busy. Lately, I started thinking about this blog and how fun it was for everyone! We had all kinds of reviews and contests with people interacting with one another. It was a good community for those who loved to read. This is why I would like to announce that I have started up my own blog, Brooke's Books. It's not nearly as big as Alisha's website and it's just starting up, but I'm putting up a lot of the same kinds of reviews on my blog. So if any of you were missing the content on Alisha's blog, you should look up my blog here . I'll be announcing weekly releases (as I used to), book reviews, and other fun features I'm working on. I'm not sure if it will be the same as Black Nailed Reviews, but I think it will be a fun experience! I have missed writing and have missed all of you readers as well. I hope y...
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Top Ten Tuesdays: Books I Want to Reread

TTT is a weekly feature held by the Broke and the Bookish. This week's topic are books that we would love to reread. Here's my list:

1. The Book Thief by Mark Zusak
Beautifully written and a different take and perspective on a huge event in our history. This was a school read, but everyone in my class was captivated by it.

2. Got Fangs? by Katie Maxwell
It was absolutely hilarious and some of the best kissing scenes I've ever read. I kept up with this series and would love to reread how it all began between Fran and Ben.

3. Beastly by Alex Flinn
This is one of the best YA book I've read so far. It's so simple with being based in Brooklyn, but I love the development of the characters and budding romance.

4. The Replacement by Brenna Yovanoff
I tried to read this at first and could not get through it. I wan to read it in the future since I know how well-written it is and what the heck Mackie is.

5. Sisters Red by Jackson Pearce
I absolutely love adaptions and this was a perfect one. I can not wait for the sequel to this one, but I will definitely be rereading this before it comes out.

6. Frostbite (Vampire Academy #2) by Richelle Mead
I love the VA series, if you don't already know. But, I really want to read this book in the series again. This is where Rose meets Adrian and I remember my reaction to him, a mixture of confusion and giddiness. But, it will be awesome to reread Rose's thoughts about Adrian.

7. Unleashed by Kristopher Reisz
This is one of my favorite werewolf books. This was actually what started my obsession with paranormal and Urban Fantasy! I haven't read it in years, so I'd love to get my hands on it again.

8. Romiette and Julio by Sharon M. Draper
Again with the adaptions! I loved this take on Romeo and Juliet. It was suspenseful in some parts and very sweet, innocent romance mixed in with it.

9. Younger by Pamela Redmond Satran
This was my first adult book and kicked off my love for them. it was like any other book, but had the drama of adulthood and how your lies will catch up with you.

10. Immortal by Gillian Shields
I love this series and Sebastian makes me jump up and down with glee. I love reading this series and want to continue. However, Immortal is more about the romance while Betrayal just caused me to cry.

What are some books you'd love to reread? Did I put some of your choices?

Peace and Fangs,
Alisha

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