A Little Something About Me

Hi Guys this is me Momina, and you are welcome to my blog! I am a student of literature and love to talk about books. I started blogging mainly to talk about books that I read and in order to connect with other people who are passionate about book reading just like me. However, my blog is not all about books. It is about everything that I am interested in and want to share with the world. I hate restrictions in any shape and form so I have not at all restricted myself to stick to talking about just books. I sincerely hope that you have a good time reading my blog :)   

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