Branching Out

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Guess what?
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I have a second blog! Yes, I'm so excited about it.
This new blog is specifically for book reviews and most book-related posts. I'll still post some book tags and such here on Joy & Wildflowers but I just wanted to dedicate a whole blog to book reviews. (Don't ask me why I don't really know myself!)

 Link to the blog here. 

Make sure you follow by email and you'll be notified when I post a review!

xoxo
Hannah

Comments

  1. Elanor6/9/18 1:18 pm

    I'm so excited for you! Seriously, a blog dedicated to books is such a fabulous idea. This is awesome!! Looking forward to reading all the book-related posts you're writing. (Proud to be your first follower. ;)

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    1. Hannah Joy6/9/18 1:27 pm

      Oh yay! Thank you Elanor! Your new blog looks promising too, excited about what is to come there.

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    2. Elanor6/9/18 1:31 pm

      Thanks!! That's sweet of you.

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  2. Danielle Jago6/9/18 6:05 pm

    That's a really cool idea!!!

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  3. Bethany Tyler7/9/18 12:46 pm

    Awesome idea!!!!!

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