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An Introduction

Hello all!

My name is Taylor and I review books. I am a twenty-year-old avid reader and writer living and attending university in Texas. Currently, I intern in both the marketing department and the submissions department of a small publishing company (and am loving every minute of it!). This is my first shot at a blog, and I'm excited for the opportunity.

I read all kinds of books, but my favorite genre is New Adult. Coincidentally, that is also the genre of novels I'm the most inclined to write. I love elements of fantasy, science fiction, adventure, and historical fiction.

I have just recently started to exchange copies of e-books from authors in exchange for an honest review on Amazon or Goodreads, and I thought that it would also be a good idea to make a blog dedicated to my reviews in order to keep track of the books I've read, enjoyed, and provided feedback on!

For now, I foresee including both book reviews and helpful links concerning reading and things of a bookish nature in my posts. I don't think that I'll have a set date and time for when I update; rather, it will most likely be as I finish a book or stumble across something that I think my guests would find interesting.

Please contact me if you'd like me to leave a review of your book, have any questions or comments, or simply want to chat! I can be contacted at bittybooknook@gmail.com.

You can view the submission guidelines here.

Thank you very much!

Very sincerely yours,
Taylor Watkins



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  1. Jessica CallaJanuary 22, 2018 at 7:57 PM

    Hi Taylor! I'm happy you're starting a blog! I follow a number of bloggers and I will surely add you to the list. 💙

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    1. Taylor WatkinsJanuary 23, 2018 at 10:49 PM

      Hi Jessica! I'm so happy that you found my little corner of the blogosphere! I appreciate your interest and hope that you enjoy my content :)

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