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When it comes to reading, I really know what I like. I’ve been reading for so long, and reading such a diverse amount of themes, that I’ve built up a little list of must haves.
What can I say. You can’t teach an old dog new tricks.
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I admit, I haven’t been to a book event in a very long time. The last I was at was one was DeptCon way back in 2016. I don’t have a whole lot of experience in book panels, but there are some people I would really love to see speak, and some panels I would pay good money to attend. As there are some books with similar themes, some authors may appear on more than one panel. I hope they’ve kept some time free.
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I’m going to say it. My reading has really come long way since I was a teenager. I’m onluy in my mid 20s, but there are so many books I wish had been available when Iwas younger. If I had a time machine that helped me go back and visit teenage Aoife, there are more than a couple of books I’d bring her.
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I love a standalone novel, but there is something about a series. You get to really know the characters as you stay with them for such a long time. There are a couple of series I’ve read that really stayed with me for a long time. I promise, this won’t just be me giving Harry Potter a huge pat on the back. (Sometimes, he doesn’t really deserve one anyway.)
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Reading a debut is among my favourite reading pleasures. Especially when you find a really great debut you can’t help but sing about from the rafters. Throughout my reading I’ve read a couple of debut books, but there are some which really stood out above the rest for me. Many of these authors have become auto buys for me on the back of some really stellar debuts.
