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Reviewer @ JC’s Book Haven

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I’m really happy to announce that I’ve joined JC’s Book Haven, a wonderful book blog run by Jaclyn Canada, as a book reviewer. I’m really looking forward to reviewing for her. As everyone knows that I love reading and reviewing, this is really huge for me.  I’ll be helping out Jaclyn with the review requests that she receives for her blog. I’ll be doing around 2-3 reviews for her blog each month and will be posting  the respective links here on TRB. Do visit them and share your thoughts. I’d love for all my readers to read my reviews there as well!

I’ll continue with The Reading Bud the way I’ve been doing 🙂

You can read the announcement post on JC’s Book Haven here.

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I’d like to conclude this post by saying Thank You to all my dedicated readers for all their love, support and appreciation, as I draw my inspiration from all you guys.

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4 responses to “Reviewer @ JC’s Book Haven”

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    Rabindranauth

    Congrats!

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      Heena Rathore P.

      Thanks Rabindra!

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    Jaclyn Canada

    I’m very excited to have you as a part of JC’s Book Haven! It’s wonderful to have such a passionate reviewer join the team 😀

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      Heena Rathore P.

      Thanks a lot Jaclyn and likewise 😀

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