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Hi guys!

My name is Heena Rathore P. and I’m a writer in progress. This is my 3rd blog and I hope that all the readers of my other two blogs as well as the new readers have a great time browsing though this blog.

I blog at The Reading Bud, which is a book blog.

I’m presently working on my first novel (contemporary romance) and in the process I’m getting to learn a lot of things which I’d love to share with my readers and fellow bloggers!

I hope you have a great week!

Regards

Heena Rathore P.

(or as most of you know, The Reading Bud!)

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4 responses to “The first post!”

  1. erikakind Avatar
    erikakind

    I take what I can get from you 😉

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      Heena Rathore P.

      That’s your generosity! 🙂
      I try and get a lot from you 😀

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    Indah Susanti

    Looking forward to read your novel and best wishes!!

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      Heena Rathore P.

      Thanks a lot dear ❤

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