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[universitybookstore]

Best Books 2019 | Read It Forward's Favorites of the Year

We've rounded up our favorite titles of the year, amidst a banner year for books. From familiar authors and fresh voices, in genres far and wide, these are the best books of 2019.

Let the lists begin!

[universitybookstore]

13 Reasons Why Book Clubs Are Saving the World | Read It Forward

Not all heroes wear capes, sometimes they just have covers and words. If you are in a book club, I know you'll understand. And if you're not, I hope this will inspire you to give it a go. Here are 13 reasons why book clubs are saving the world.

Here here.

[giveawayusa]

Read It Forward Trip To Los Cabos Sweepstakes - Win Trip - GiveawayNsweepstakes

Read It Forward Trip To Los Cabos Sweepstakes is a golden chance to win a trip to Los Cabos, a $1000 hotel voucher, skin care products and more.

Read It Forward Trip To Los Cabos Sweepstakes - Win Trip Eligibility: 48 US, DC 18+ This Sweepstakes Ends on June 26th, 2019. https://www.giveawaynsweepstakes.com/read-it-forward-trip-to-los-cabos-sweepstakes-win-trip/

[hannaillustration]

“7 Books to Read If You Want to Make the World Better Read, resist, repeat: a book list from the author of A Girl's Guide to Joining the Resistance.” New work for Penguin/Random House. . . . . . . #readitforward #penguinrandomhouse #illustration #books #women #womenempowerment #hannabarczyk (at Brooklyn, New York)

[purplerainillustrators]

"Noa Noa", Paul Gaugin's diary is one of the "5 Diaries We’d Much Rather Read than Our Own". Illustration created by Francesco Zorzi @fra_z for the Penguin Random House Read It Forward. @penguinrandomhouse #readitforward #purplerainillustrators #gaugin #paulgauguin #diaries #illustration #magazineillustration #noanoa #francescozorzi

[hannaillustration]

“The Playlist Behind The Music Shop” new illustration for Penguin/Random House on the inspiration of music for writers. . . . . #readitforward #writers #racheljoyce #inspiration #illustration

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[jenabrownwrites]

“First there were three” 🔪 Quincy never wanted to be a Final Girl. A term derived from slasher film lore indicating she’s the last girl alive. Only one of three, Quincy just wants to be normal. 🔪 “Then there were two” 🔪 Everuthing changes when Lisa dies, the first of the Final Girls, and Sam, the second, lands on her door. The control Quincy has worked so hard to maintain starts to slip as Sam pushes Quincy to remember the night she doesn’t want to remember 🔪 “Can there only ever be One Final Girl?” 🔪 part psychological thriller, part slasher film noir, this book was one fun, dark, creepy ride! Thank you @duttonbooks and #readitforward for giving away this book!!! 🔪 full review on my blog, link in my bio 🔪👩🏼‍💻🔪 I’m not posting a TBR since mostly I’m doing reviews with books squeezed in as the mood strikes, but I am going to try and do the #spookathon photo challenge and reading challenge. So get ready for lots of creepy, weird photos 🔪☠️🎃👻⚔️ Speaking of creepy and weird, I have always had a love/hate relationship with scary movies. I love them but I also hate them. IT has always been a favorite and Saw. What are some of your favorite horror films???