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Welcome to The Brown Review. My name is Suha and I'm the author of all those crazy blog posts you've just read :) This blog started as a place for me to rant and write about the dozens of books I read every month. In late 2018, I had just finished reading the novel Love and Gelato by Jenna Evans Welch... I needed a place to pour out my emotions because the book had just left me wanting to say so very much.

And that right there is how this blog started - with a book review on Love and Gelato and a small account on Twitter. Gradually, I began sharing my content with other book lovers, adding articles besides book reviews and just loving my website more and more. Three days in to 2019 I write this; I can't wait to find out what The Brown Review will look like by the end of the year.

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