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Looks like a great list so far! I think I have some similiar books but for different weeks, lol. Happy reading!
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I hope you'll like Assassin's Apprentice, the series is pretty good and Robin Hobb is such a nice person and good writer.
Have fun :)
What did you think of Thirteen Reasons Why? I'm a little hesitant to read it so close to Me Before You, with only one book in between. I've heard Me Before You is an extreme tear jerker and I'm a little afraid that Thirteen Reasons Why will be just as sad. I don't want to end myself into a state of depression! haha
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