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Welcome to The Book Hour! My name is Amy, I'm an 18 year old bibliophile and this is my bookish blog. Here I review and reflect on the books I read as well as occassionally record any research I do into a few topics of my personal interest (that is, literature and history). 

 Reading is a huge part of my life and my biggest passion; I spend most of my free time thinking about books, buying books, discussing books and, of course, reading books ✨


My favourite genres:

     ✫ historical fiction
     ✫ literary fiction 
     ✫ mystery/thriller
     ✫ non fiction 
❥ I have my Goodreads page linked on the page list at the top where you can see all of the books I have read or am currently reading!

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