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February 4: Books On My TBR I Predict Will Be 5-Star Reads
Testing an old idiom of ‘judging a book by its cover.’ By looking at the covers than look on Goodreads and try and figure out why I would give it five stars. Which will not be an easy task to pick just ten books because I have over 5920 books on my kindle. That I collected since 2015 and most of them I got them for free.

by Eric Smith
My Reason:
This book came out a few days ago, and from what I’ve heard, it might be something that I might like.

(Romance in Rehoboth #1)
by K.L. Montgomery
My Reason:
I love some big girl representation when made well.

by Kheryn Callender
My Reason:
This book has been on my radar for some time so hopefully, it delivers, plus it’s a beautiful cover.

by Catherine Chagra
My Reason:
I know that this cover is nothing special, but I love myself some true-crime or what I hope to be a true crime.

by Amy Spalding
My Reason:
Trying to read more friends to lovers’ kind of reads.

(The Morelville Mysteries #1)
by Anne Hagan
My Reason:
This cover is a bit weird looking and I tend to love weird plus it has mystery and LGBT+, which is the recipe for a fantastic book.

by A R Kennedy
My Reason:
If you know me, you know that I’m a sucker for any book dog-related especially, since I got the puppies.

(True-Blue #1)
by Becca Seymour
My Reason:
Let Me Show You, sounds like a cute gay romance which always makes me happy.

(Zodiac Killers #1)
by W.L. Knightl
My Reason:
I’ve been loving anything zodiac or star-related, and if I like this one, I have the next two books in the series.

(Lies #3)
by Andrew Cunningham
My Reason:
I read the first two pages last month and it sucks me in.
Alex
We Used to Be Friends is on my TBR! I hope these are really great reads for you!
My TTT
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Awesome and thank you
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We Used to Be Friends is also on my TBR!
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I do love the cover of Saving Ferris but I’m the opposite to you. Almost without exception I’m put off books featuring animals on the cover (unless its a cozy mystery featuring a cute cartoon-like cat/dog) as I just know at some point that animal is going to find itself in danger, hurt … or worse … and I know I’ll end up in tears.
As for the resat of the covers, it is only Don’t Read the Comments that appeals to me and even then I think its less about the cover and more about my being intrigued by the title.
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Cool
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