Starting Over

Hey Everyone!

So I'm kinda abandoning this blog now, and I doubt anyone is still reading this, but if anyone is you can now find me at my instagram @moonlitbooks_, or alternatively you can now find me at my new blog on wordpress.

I decided to make the shift to wordpress, as the title suggests for a new start, but also because I like blogger less and less as a blogging platform. Also, I've found I don't completely agree with all the posts I have on here anymore, whether it's because my opinions have changed or because I wouldn't write them now the way I did then, so I just wanted to be able to start anew and show a difference in my blogging on a different platform.

If there is anyone out there still reading I'd love it if you came over an checked it out!
Location: United Kingdom

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