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Blind Date Books

I did something extremely difficult for me the other day, and got through it successfully, so I decided to do something nice for myself. Usually I opt for some vintage fabric, an hour of slow stitching, or re-reading one of my favorite books, but this time I went with purchasing a mystery box of three books.

I like surprises, so I didn't request any specific genre. In my order I did list my favorite book, beverage, color and five of my favorite things for the seller. It will be interesting to see what arrives, and I'll show you when it does. I'll also read each book and write up a review of them.

Should be fun. :)

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