The Joyful Book Blogger
Arielle JoyReviews, recs, and ways to find joy in every day living
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 114 | Subscribers | Read | thejoyfulbookblogger.com |
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Book Review | Game Changers by Rachel Reid
I’m a big fan of reading a book before I watch the screen adaption and I finally started the Game Changer series (better known as the Heated Rivalry series due to the name of the show) after being heavily influenced by my friend Saadia. I w...
Book Review | Life After Ambition by Amil Niazi
One of my favorite things about reading a memoir is getting a deeper look at someone else’s lived experience. Life can be short and our time is not guaranteed which is generally why I don’t think you can be too young to write a memoir. And ...
Book Review | Steal My Heart by Laura Pavlov
One of my favorite things about bookstagram is discovering new-to-me authors. During this past holiday season I discovered Laura Pavlov’s writing from her novella ‘Snow Place Like Home’ that was part of the Home Sweet Holidays series and im...
Book Review | Simply More by Cynthia Erivo
I grew up with a love of musicals — some of my favorite movies of all time include Grease, Rent, Moulin Rouge, and Burlesque. So it was no surprise that I fell in love with the new movie Wicked two years ago, after loving the Broadway music...
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