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Hi everyone! Welcome to my book blog, The Reading Lantern. Here you'll find a lot of things ranging from reviews of ARCs, DRCs, and ALCs to books that have been out for ages and I'm just getting around to reading. When it comes to ARCs, DRCs, and ALCs I'll be posting reviews two weeks before the publish date, unless otherwise required as part of the program. 

You'll find me reviewing and reading pretty much anything on this page! I have a love for every genre really, though my favorites currently are dark romance, mystery, and young adult/new adult fiction of all kinds. With my reviews you'll find a short blurb (typically what will be given as feedback through the ARC program and/or posted on Goodreads), which will be spoiler free, and then underneath that you will find my detailed thoughts about the book which will include spoilers. 

If you don't already, feel free to follow me on Goodreads to see my TBR as well as any blurbs I post for ARCs before I make the blog post!

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