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Good Day Bibliophiles🎵♫🎜

After reading When Breathe Becomes Air, I mentioned in my blog post that I listened to music while reading the first and last pages of this book. Thing is I love music just as much as I love books; I've found that I do enjoy listening to music while reading my book most of the time. This got me thinking about all the other books I have read and what song best suited the book at the time. I thought its only fair that I share my playlist so far.

When Breathe Becomes Air-Paul Kalanithi
*Amber Run-I found
*Sun EL Musicain ft Samthing Soweto-Akanamali

The Sun Is Also A star-Nicola Yoon
*Cheat Codes ft Demi Lovato-No Promises  

Everything Everything-Nicola Yoon
* Jessie Ware-Till The End 

A Man Called Ove-Fredrik Backman
*Ed Sheeran-Castle On The Hill
Paper Butterflies-Lisa Heathfield 
*Tracy Chapman-Crossroads 

Francine Rivers-Redeeming Love 
*Hillsongs- What A Beautiful Name 
*Hillsongs- This I believe(Creed) 
*United Pursuit- Since Your Love
*Housefires II- Good Good Father

Fear not this list is no indication of how many books I've read! I will make another list soon! 
Happy Reading! 

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