How are you and baby doing now?

2:10 if your like me and wanna get straight to the point

Omg your adorable your absolutely glowing am praying for everyone that wants baby dust am on my 17 cycle trying but am not giving up GOD didn’t say no he just said not yet

So irritating um um um again n again

Symptoms due to pregnancy don’t start until at least 6dpo. The symptoms you had right after ovulation were just things happening to your body not due to pregnancy.

goodness you two are sooo completely blessed!!! 🙏 wow...what a story and God is sooo good!!! 🙏 LOVE you guys and continued prayers for future blessings...just AMAZING!!! 🙏

Is 13dpo to early for a positive 🤔 i got a negative today, but hoping theres still a chance 🙏

Everything you felt prior to implantation was probably the progesterone (post ovulation hormone). I find that pregnancy symptoms only happen after implantation due to the production of hcg (the actual pregnancy hormone) triggered by implantation.

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Good job, AJ! You guys were awesome together. When's AJ coming back? Six of Crows sounds really good! Did you like it?

☀️you convinced me! I want to read it now

The Night Swim is a great mystery/thriller. It has a podcast element which makes it a great audiobook as well. The maine theme is rape/sexual assault in a small town.

One of the few books I bought last year was also my worst read of the year 😅 Happy to find a fellow library girlie!

Ive been wanting to read Throne of Glass but I’m definitely intimidated by Sarah Maas books lol Btw your dress I’m obsessed!!

I think you'd like The Wedding by Nicholas Sparks. It's not at all sad, and it leaves me feeling like everything will be OK in our world. 😊

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Do you have a Goodreads to follow? I loved your feedback on these books. Also , do you have your Etsy shop link? I would love to check it out.

As Long as the Lemon Trees Grow is making it on many favorites lists, so I need to pick it up in 2024! Yes, Fourth Wing was trashhhh for me, I felt the same!

Awww, this was fun to watch. 😊

I'm a brand new booktuber, so I was so happy to find your channel. I also love the classics, and I homeschooled my 4 children. 😊

Hi, Audrey. Welcome to booktube! I was wondering if there were any more booktubers out there who had been making content for a while that never did the newbie tag. Glad to know I'm not the only one!

Im so excited!Merry christmas.Today I got a journal and sketchbooks from santa and I cant wait to use them!I'll be following this video.Thanks alot!

For reading journal inspiration, I recommend Peace of the Plans (youtube channel) reading journal episodes, her reading journal is so amazing.

Currently in my two week wait. Thank you for this!

I want to read literally all of these now

It sounds like you planned this lol

I had No CM when I was pregnant

Spinal tap = needle in the spinal canal and some of the cerebrospinal fluid is taken for diagnostic purposes. So sort of an in/out procedure. Epidural = Catheter in your spinal canal also but in the epidural space and they administer an anesthetic that makes you go numb. The needle is removed but a plastic catheter stays in place so they can administer the anesthetic at different times or continuously. I'm sorry this happened to you. While traumatic but also a blessing. That's hard but, you handled it with poise and grace. ❤

“I recently finished reading this book too! I’m not an expert when it comes to literature, so I would rate this book a 3. It wasn’t the worst, and it did have potential. However, it fell short due to a lack of descriptive writing. Many aspects weren’t explained in depth, making it quite predictable. If the author had dedicated more time to using descriptive words, it could have greatly enhanced the reader’s experience. It’s a good choice for beginners, but I might have had higher expectations, perhaps influenced by the ACOTAR series, so I was slightly disappointed.

I really enjoyed "You Can't Spell Treason Without Tea" this week.

Oh my goddess, I love this video <3 Rebecca is on my TBR for Autumn&Halloween (spoiler there), which I'll be doing for my own channel! Can't wait to see more of your content! xoxo

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As both a reader and a writer I am exhausted by these trope-heavy, smut-centric, horrendously written "romantasies" that have no story, copy-paste characters, and middle school dialogue. Like you just KNOW that these writers have precisely one thing they want to write about (self-insert Mary Sue erotic fanfiction with racially ambiguous bad boys) but they also know they have to put a plot around it so people will buy it. Even though I know I'm going to hate this book and probably rate it very low, I'm so keen to read it. I've read the kindle sample and OH BOY. Kudos the market team, and that's where my praise ends.

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Let’s see. It’s not her first book??? I read this bc it was pushed. This is a draft book without editorial work. At least that bad in every aspect. Low level prose, dialogues, idea for world building, anything. She is one of the worst writers I’ve seen in my life and here I give examples like movie books as Alien, Star Wars, anything. I read some of those too. This book is bad in writing. Plot holes too. Major ones. Logical errors. Who let this book out to get published? And I’m just talking about the writing. There is the story too. And characters. This book is the example of poor work. Btw: fantasy doesn’t explain this. Fantasy is the following: gives the author more power where the real world holds back. It’s a world for creativity. Not a place for low level things.

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If you're looking for some closed door or not terribly explicit romances or romantic fiction, the following might be up your alley: To Sir With Love by Lauren Layne Passion on Park Avenue by Lauren Layne Boyfriend Material by Alexis Hall (This is an M/M romance; very funny) The Unhoneymooners by Christina Lauren (This is a writing team. Their earlier books were pretty explicit but these later ones really aren't.) Nora Goes Off Script by Annabel Monaghan Fair as a Star by Mimi Matthews Edenbrooke by Julianne Donaldson Dial "A" for Aunties by Jesse Q. Sutanto (More madcap comedy than romance.) Very Sincerely Yours by Kerry Winfrey Book Lovers by Emily Henry Things You Save in a Fire by Katherine Center The Chai Factor by Farah Heron The Bookish Life of Nina Hill by Abbi Waxman Evie Drake Starts Over by Linda Holmes The Simple Wild by K.A. Tucker Elizabeth Camden - anything by her. She's listed as a christian romance writer, but the religious aspects of her books are extremely light. The historical detail, however, is wonderful. Tiffany Girl by Deeanne Gist Maybe in Another Life by Taylor Jenkins Reid Twenties Girl by Sophie Kinsella Plenty more to recommend, but this list is getting too long....

The Spanish Love Deception is a spicy romance .. very open lol .. the scenes don't happen often though, and it happens closer to the end of the book.

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Need to read: Too many! I’m so far behind on my reading goals this year. I’m looking forward to reading Demon Copperhead. Favorite so far: The Love Songs of W.E.B. Dubois and A Man Called OVe So happy to have found your channel!

New subbie here! I love books and crochet hehe

Love your Mother’s Day yarn! Beautiful! 😊 Looking forward to seeing your socks!

Just finished the TOG series. You’ll fly through it! So good.