December 2021 – Twirling Book Princess

Happy New Year!! Happy 2022

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Hi everyone!

Kobayashi, Dragon, Anime, Fireworks

It is now about midnight so I thought I would send a big big HAPPY NEW YEAR into the blogoverse and I want to wish everyone a great 2022! I hope that this year is filled with joy and happiness and of course health. And let’s us hope and wish that things get out of the dark and into the light. We deserve a year again filled with good stuff!

And I also want to thank all my readers for their support and their love! Thank you for reading my posts, commenting, and more!

Friday’s Page 69 ~ The Little Swiss Ski Chalet by Julie Caplin

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The Little Swiss Ski Chalet, Julie Caplin, Romantic Escapes, Romance, Snow, Ski, Holidays, Christmas, Cute,

To the curious amusement of the man opposite she let out a quick self-deprecating, ‘Hnuh’. Meeting Luke on the train summed it all up – the perfect example of being halfway across the bridge. Fun, sexy, and spontaneous as he was, he epitomised all the things she didn’t want in a man or a relationship. Ironic because he was so like her. They had so much in common. With awful irony, she realised that the type of guy that Luke was to her, was what she’d been to Simon.

Review for Sticky Icky Vicky – Courage over Fear

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I received this book from the author in exchange of an honest review.

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Top 10 Books December 2021

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Top 4 Books YA/Picture Books/MG

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First Chapter First Paragraph Thursday Intros ~ Killer Content by Kiley Roache

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Killer Content, Kiley Roache, Purple, Girls, Influencers , Thriller, Mystery, Murder

The flash from the camera lights up my face. The officer tells me to turn. To hold the sign a little higher.
There used to be so much to prepare before I stepped in front of a camera. The right outfit, flattering and fashionable – but without appearing as if I cared about those things – and no visible logos, unless they’ve been paid for in advance. The right angle – determined through a series of test shots before-hand. The right lighting – I’d position myself 45 degrees from a window for natural light without the risk of being backlit, then prop up reflective boards to make sure both sides of my face were evenly bright, and of course, no shoot was ready without setting up my two-hundred-dollar ring light.
It was all about curating the right image: desirable, inimitable, unattainable, yet somehow still approachable. It was a balancing act so complicated that of course it required extensive preparation.
But I don’t get to do any of these things before my mug shot.