Lizzeh
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Books! Books! 📚! I love them!

I love books! Books just make me so happy! I love to read! Fantasy, Horror, Sci-fi, Romance, Comedy, Supernatural!! I get to be transported to a whole new world. And as I read I make a little movie type scenarios in my head and I just get so indulged that I love it because I feel like I'm a part of what I'm reading! ❤
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I'm not the only bookned here on Vingle! Nice to meet you!
@Luci546 Lets cry together! Lol @nicolejb omg yas I'm down! 😁😁
I LOVE BOOKS SO MUCH TOO! and yes, we have a vingle book club. you should join us next book around!
@danidee ahh alrighty that sounds interesting 😁 @Luci546 right! I know omg it's so wonderful! And then especially when it's a series! Omg! But then it ends and it's like no why?! 😭😭 *cries in corner* *feels overload* why?! And then people tell you your being over dramatic but they just don't understand!! 😩😩😫
@Lizzeh hahaha, yessss! I can never understand why some people just don't like reading, but I try not to push them :3 I take adventures through the books I read, too ^.^ even better when the main character acts like ME LOL
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