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The Reading Bud’s Top Ten Books Of 2015

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The Reading Bud-2The Reading Bud’s Top Ten Books are:

  1. Neverland by Shari Arnold
  2. The Magician by D.A.Pupa
  3. Her Sister’s Shoes by Ashley Farley
  4. Angelfall by Susan Ee
  5. Sisters Of Sorrow by Axel Blackwell
  6. Waiting For The Machines To Fall Asleep by several authors
  7. Fly And Other Stories by Anneliese Poelsma
  8. Oddly Normal by Otis Frampton
  9. Southern Solstice by Sarah Sadler
  10. Blondes, Books & Bourbon by R. M. Ridley

Please check out the slideshow below to have at all these amazing books.

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In 2015, I read and reviewed some of the most amazing reads and there are a few others that I’d like to mention as they come close behind the above top ten books.

And the other awesome books I read this year are:

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