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I've had a love for books for quite a while now. I first discovered BookTube, with book blogs following about a year after.  With starting a  BookTube channel out of the question at the time, I decided to start a blog. After a while of no name ideas, I thought of Isle of the Books, inspired by the Isles of the Blest in Greek Mythology. On that island, those who lived incredibly good lives spend their afterlife, and I wanted my blog to reflect a place that was a home for truly good books.

My goal is to provide honest information pertaining to books and anything book-related. If a book review is done, I will give my honest review of the content, but will give my opinion on certain topics. On the other hand, not everything on here will be reviews. I'm going to change up my posts sometimes, but everything will be book-related.

I use the same rating system as Goodreads, but use halves. There are no 5+.

I try to not read books that use a enormous amount of cussing/cursing, books that revolve around truly toxic relationships (think Twilight), anything that has very intimate content, etc.

That all being said, enjoy yourself!

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