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Book Review: I Sold Myself to the Devil For Vinyls, Pitiful I Know 
          
          Yeah that titles a mouthful. 
          
          This book is just amazing. I could go on and on about this book but I try to keep it short. 
          
          It was written in 2009 so it has a bit of an older vibe to it, but still incredible. There are two versions of this book - the original and the edited version. the edited version doesn’t have the original comments and feel of the original, but the original has many grammar mistakes. I reckoned trying to read the original and if the grammar is too annoying for you read the edited version. 
          
          The dynamic seems to be simple- bad boy and good girl. Although, this book will surprise you with those common stereotypes. 
          
          It is a VERY slow burn, i’m warning you, but worth it. The love story has so much depth. 
          
          However, my favorite part of this story is that the whole 100 chapter book is rewritten all in the lead male, Blake’s, pov. Reading Blakes pov adds so much and it’s just incredible. DO NOT and i repeat DO NOT read any of blake’s pov until you ah e COMPLETELY finished the first book. Even if you think you really want to, don’t ruin it for yourself. Overall, this is a long book but i’d recommend. Such a goodie and i will be reading it again and again. 
          
          Overall Rating: 96/100

Book Review: Hating the Player 
          
          This is a very quick read- takes about 2.5 hours to read. In the beginning of the book it says that it is cliche but gets better, but that’s not my experience. To start off, yes, it was very cliche. But even taking this common cliche that usually thrives couldn’t make this book good. There is no built up tension at all and the things that the characters do and the way they react will have you saying “wait what?” A lot of it doesn’t make sense, as other  readers express in the comments. The writing has a lot of typos, which is usually don’t mind but the writing is just not good. In addition, there is a TON of slut shaming that the author hasn’t bothered to edit out. Tbh, whenever i came across it i hated the characters more. There is a plot twist at the end but it’s cliche and not as good as you would think. I finished the book simply because right was so short and i wanted it to surprise me. Wasn’t horrible but wouldn’t read again and wouldn’t recommend. 
          
          overall rating: 62/100

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Book Review: Babysitting the Bad Boy 
          
          I love this book- it’s one of the first wattpad books i’ve read and i’ve read it a few times since. The dynamic is pretty cliche but still adorable - basically the main character Marine is a “good girl / nerd” type and Zeke is the bad boy / protective asshole type. Marine is nothing too special but a good plain character to imagine yourself through ig. Zeke is sooo adorable and there are some of his POVS throughout the novel which is fun. 
          
          It doesn’t really have that much of another plot line except for the main love interest one, but it’s good if you just want to read cute flirty stuff. 
          
          The writing itself is good. 
          
          If you’re looking for smut mainly, this isn’t focused on that so i wouldn’t really recommend. 
          
          Overall probably my favorite wattpad i’ve read so far, but i haven’t read many. 
          
          Cons: not a more complex plot line, needs more character development especially in Marine, and oscasional smut isn’t great - 
          
          overall rating: 
          92/100