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 Two Books that I am super stoked to get a copy of load on to my Kobo and read. I mean this isn't an extensive list, but they are some of the ones that are popping out at me at this moment. Unfortunately I do the one thing that all the old sayings tell you not to do. I absolutely judge a book by its cover. If the cover is not appealing, I am less likely to even pick the book up. No matter how good the book beyond the cover is. The God of the Woods by Liz Moore. Goodreads 4.42/5 with 4,900 ratings. Storygraph: 4.43/5   Genres: Mystery, Fiction, Thriller, Historical fiction. Cover is interesting, I suppose it's nothing too crazy. Anyways Daughter of the owner of a summer camp goes missing while attending the camp in 1975. This isn't the only time a member of the family has gone missing either. The family son had disappeared 14 years prior. Definitely the thriller aspect that has grabbed my attention. Where Are You Echo Blue? By Hayley Krischer Genres: Fiction, Adult Fiction,

  It's been over a year since I have posted, it makes me feel like I haven't taken this book blogging serious enough. It seems that no matter what I do I keep coming back to write about books. I find myself constantly cycling through threads, Goodreads, and StoryGraph all in the context of looking at books.     What do I use for reading?       I am currently using a Kobo Clara HD when I am on the move, and a Samsung Galaxy tab (when I remember to charge it) at home. If I am going to be honest, I have been looking at upgrading my Kobo Clara HD to a Kobo Clara Colour. The real question is do I need the same device, but with colour capabilities? no. I don't. Does that stop me from wanting  one? absolutely not. Another device that has intrigued me for a little while has been the Boox Palma. Its pricing is quite steep for what it is. Starting at $279.00 (USD) I feel like it would be too pricey for what I would use it for. I actually haven't looked at the specs, but I don'