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Hey ForeverBookers,  How are you all? Sorry that I haven’t posted in over a month 😐 (apart from earlier today), I’ve been trying to read THUG, and failing, but I’ve now succeeded 😄. Also December is a busy month for me. Anyway, I’m back now. According to Goodreads, I’ve read 66 books in the past year, which was my reading goal!  If you’ve been here for a while, you all know my favourite series will forever be the All Souls series by Deborah Harkness so I’m not including that on this list.  My top 10 favourites from 2018: 1) The Stonewylde series by Kit Berry (books 1-4) -  This was a reread from when I was a young teenager. I LOVED rereading these books!!! I’m super excited to get to the last book, Shaman Of Stonewylde (book 5) in January. I’m not sure I ever finished it as a teenager... http://foreverbooks18.blogspot.com/2018/05/magus-of-stonewylde-stonewylde-book-1.html?m=1  - Magus Of Stonewylde review (Book 1) 2) ACOWAR and ACOFAS by Sarah J Maas -  I’m in

Hey ForeverBookers,  I hope you all had a fantastic Christmas and that you will have a great New Year as well! I’m writing this review at just gone 17:00 on 31st December 2018.  NOTE: It’s come to my attention that some people might think this review of “The Hate You Give” is slightly in favour of white people. I had absolutely no idea about the torment that people of colour go through in America or indeed anywhere else in the world. Where I live it’s mainly a white population. The inner cities have some POC rep, where I’ve never been for more than a shopping trip, but apart from that it’s mainly white. Although I’m not going to edit this review now when I reread THUG, I will keep this in mind and might edit some aspects. I’m sorry if any aspect of this review caused/causes anyone to feel negative. That really wasn’t/isn’t my intention.  I’ve just finished  “The Hate U Give”  by Angie Thomas. It wasn’t what I thought it would be, unfortunately. It was far too political fo