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Five Fall Favorites Invitation

 Look what showed up in my inbox!


    Early next month, some amazing bloggers are starting a fun book "party," full of book recommendations and even a giveaway.

    I followed this party last year, and it was awesome! I'm looking forward to it, and I hope y'all can find some fun new books there, too!

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    Also - stay tuned! I'm working on a three-part blog series that I'm hoping will be fun and helpful! The first post should be up a week from today!

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  1. EllenSep 15, 2020, 7:18:00 AM

    Thanks for sharing the FFF invite, Abby!! I'm so excited to be participating in the party festivities this year. Can't wait to see you at the Lodge! 😉
    And a three-part blog series sounds fantastic! Yay! *happy dance* *confetti*

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    1. Abby ElissaSep 16, 2020, 3:19:00 PM

      I'm so excited to read your FFF posts!!!!!! 😃
      Yay!! I'm glad you're excited about it! I sure am!

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    2. EllenSep 16, 2020, 4:01:00 PM

      Aww, you're so sweet! Thank you! <3

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  2. AnonymousSep 15, 2020, 1:23:00 PM

    I can't wait for the giveaway.

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  3. Katja L.Sep 16, 2020, 9:38:00 AM

    I can't wait!!!

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