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books-and-cookies: “ Favourite books of 2016 (3/5): Six of Crows by Leigh Bardugo (review)This book absolutely blew me away! It was so fast paced, so beautifully written, so amazing and engrossing, I can’t properly express it. If you have not picked...
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Favourite books of 2016 (3/5):

Six of Crows by Leigh Bardugo (review)

This book absolutely blew me away! It was so fast paced, so beautifully written, so amazing and engrossing, I can’t properly express it. If you have not picked it up yet, I very strongly urge you to do so. And then read the sequel (whichI haven’t yet, because money) because I’ve heard amazing things about it!

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sugarfreeeedom: “ 🍒 Raw Black Forest Donuts 🍩 Donuts: • 1 cup of cashews (soaked overnight) • 5-6 large peeled and pitted dates • ½ cup of chopped cherries • 2/3 cup of coconut flour (oat flour also works) + some more to coat • vanilla Chocolate...
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🍒 Raw Black Forest Donuts 🍩

Donuts:
• 1 cup of cashews (soaked overnight)
• 5-6 large peeled and pitted dates
• ½ cup of chopped cherries
• 2/3 cup of coconut flour (oat flour also works) + some more to coat
• vanilla

Chocolate glazing:
• cocoa powder
• cocoa butter
• agave syrup
• vanilla

Process the cashews, dates and cherries; add some vanilla and stir. Then, insert the flour and stir well to make a smooth substance. Make little hoops with wet hands and coat them with flour (makes them look more realistic), then freeze for half an hour. Meanwhile, prepare the glazing and coat the top of the donuts; freeze for 10 more minutes. You may repeat it several times and finish the top layer with chopped fresh cherries before freezing it at last.
Keep in the freezer, place in the fridge 10 minutes before serving :)

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Summer Reading Challenge

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I thought if I posted this, then I would make myself complete this.
Thanks to: adventuresoflitgirl

2014 Romance Genre Reading Challenge

  1. Marry me?
    Read a book that surrounds the idea of marriage. Botched proposal? Arranged marriage? True love? As long as there is a wedding involved it works!
    Book Choice: Engagements by J. Courtney Sullivan

  2. Summer Loving
    It seems that summer is one of the most romantic times to fall in love. Find a book that is set during the summer. Bonus points if it’s set at the beach
    Book Choice: Open Road Summer by Emery Lord

  3. Threes a Crowd 
    Love triangles! It shouldn’t be too hard to find a book that fits this qualification these days.
    Book Choice: Collide by Gail McHugh

  4. Thin line between friendship and love 
    For this one, find a book that explores the sometimes invisible line between two friends.
    Book Choice: The Secret of Ella and Micah by Jessica Sorenson

  5. Forbidden Love
    Romeo and Juliet, Bella and Edward (I know…I couldn’t think of another haha)…we all want what we can’t have. Pick a book that involves love that seems impossible to work!
    Book Choice: Be With Me by J. Lynn

  6. The Byronic Hero 
    AKA The Bad Boy. Who doesn’t love a good bad boy? Bonus points if the girl in question actually thinks she can change him.
    Book Choice: True by Erin McCarthy

  7. Embarrassing Cover
    Romantic books can have either great, beautiful covers or truly embarrassing, hide behind another book covers. Pick a book with a cover you would die if anyone say you read on a bus and read it! Don’t worry, you can read it on your nook. I’m not that mean.
    Book Choice: You Make Me by Erin McCarthy
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  8. Standalone
    It is quite hard to find a book lately that doesn’t have a series connected to it. Find a book that stands completely by itself!
    Book Choice: Archer’s Voice by Mia Sheridan

  9. Recommended Book
    Pick one of your most unromantic friends and ask them to recommend a book from this genre to you. They don’t have to have read it.
    adventuresoflitgirl, your turn. Pick a book.