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About Me

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Hello, readers!
I am Heba Fatima, a fellow reader, an ardent lover of books and a book hoarder!
I had been a casual reader for a very long time. But I decided to share my love for books with bibliophiles like me in 2019. I have been riding on a pony and living numerous fictional lives since then.
Get to know more about me by joining me in this beautiful journey. Tighten your seat-belts because we're definitely going to have a lot of fun together! :)
I hope to see you around 🧡

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