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Starting Allegiant book 📖

I'm starting Allegiant by Veronica Roth #divergentseries #Divergent #books #bookish

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Beginning Allegiant is an exciting step for any Divergent fan, and as I started reading, I was immediately drawn into the complex world Veronica Roth has built. The novel continues to explore themes of identity and choice, revolving around the key idea that "one choice will define you," which resonates deeply throughout the book. What stands out in Allegiant is how the story evolves from the faction system into wider societal issues, offering a fresh perspective that kept me engaged. The characters face moral dilemmas that challenge their beliefs and relationships, adding depth beyond typical dystopian adventures. For those who love thrilling, character-driven plots, Allegiant offers rich storytelling combined with fast-paced action. As I progressed, I appreciated how Roth addresses the consequences of rebellion and the costs of freedom in ways that felt personal and thought-provoking. The blend of suspense and emotional growth made reading this book an immersive experience. If you are starting Allegiant, be prepared for an intense and satisfying conclusion to the Divergent saga. It’s not just about action but also about understanding how choices shape who we are — a theme that stays with you long after finishing the last page. Whether you’re a longtime fan or new to the series, Allegiant provides a meaningful exploration of courage and identity.

Anatomy coloring book page 1, titled "Anatomic Planes & Sections," illustrates the median, sagittal, coronal, frontal, transverse, and cross planes of the human body, with examples of sections through the head, thorax, abdomen, and pelvis.

Anatomy coloring book page 2, titled "Orientation to the Body Terms of Position & Direction," displays a human figure and a quadruped with arrows indicating various anatomical directional terms like cranial, caudal, anterior, posterior, superficial, and deep.

Anatomy coloring book page 3, titled "Orientation to the Body Systems (1)," presents diagrams of the human skeletal, articular, muscular, cardiovascular, lymphatic, nervous, endocrine, and integumentary systems, with some parts colored.

4th Addition The Anatomy Coloring Book

Hey girlies, I know Anatomy is kicking my tail. We have this book for extra credit for our class. I’ll be posting 10 pages at a time because I know there’s none online that are already colored. Feel free to use mine if you wish. Prerequisites are not easy and I’m on here to seek help for myself

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3 ideas for starting your book! ✍🏻

1) Drop right into the action: start in the middle of something thrilling—a fight, a chase, a heated argument. 2) Introduce a relatable inner conflict: begin with a character’s personal struggle, doubt, or hope … this creates an emotional bond from the first page. 3) Start with a vivid settin

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This book will change you! 🧠

As women, we are emotionally driven, compared to men, as they are logically driven. This book has helped me so much with regulating and controlling my emotions! It’s my FAVE book so far in my personal growth journey! Not only it is a practical guide that will help you to overcome negativity, bu

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A collage of four images showcasing different covers and settings for the book "An Ember in the Ashes" by Sabaa Tahir. The title is prominently displayed in the center.

A collage of four images featuring various covers and editions of the "Divergent Series" by Veronica Roth, including "Divergent," "Insurgent," and "Allegiant." The series title is centered.

Dystopian reads you should know❗️

#dystopianbooks #dystopian #books #bookrecommendations #reading

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The image features a stack of books and a smartphone displaying music, with earphones resting on the books. Overlay text reads "7 apps every Book Girlie Needs," indicating a list of book-related applications.

A screenshot displays the Kindle app icon with a menu showing options such as "Edit Home Screen," "Share App," "Require Face ID," and "Remove App," highlighting the Kindle application.

The Goodreads app icon is shown with a menu offering options like "Update Progress," "Scan Books," "Edit Home Screen," "Share App," and "Require Face ID," detailing Goodreads functionalities.

Book Girlie talk: you NEED these apps! ✨

I’m a huge book girlie and I think sometimes maybe I have too many book apps lol but here are a few of my favorites! 📚KINDLE UNLIMITED -this one isn’t free. So skip it if you don’t want to pay. But it is about $11 a month. It’s something worth keeping though for “stuff your kindle days” when

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Writing your first book?

Here’s a few tips on how to write your first book! And things you may need to know! #writingabook #relatable #howtowriteabook #tips #writingidea

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Girly Book Recs 💕

If you want to start your feminine energy journey, this book is a must-read! I finished it in just three nights because I couldn’t put it down! 📖💞💕 #femininebooks #girlygirlsreadtoo #Lemon8Diary #bookrecommendation #adviceforgirls

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A person's legs are shown on a yoga mat with a Kindle, earbuds, and an orange tumbler. Text overlay reads "STARTING 75 HARD IN 2 WEEKS want to start with me?" with an arrow pointing to "THE RULES," indicating preparation for the challenge.

The 75 Hard Rules are listed on a gym floor with emojis and fitness items like dumbbells and a kettlebell. The rules include two 45-minute workouts (one outdoors), following a diet with no alcohol/cheat meals, drinking a gallon of water, reading 10 nonfiction pages, and taking daily progress pictures.

An open planner titled "COMMIT 30-DAY CHALLENGE" is displayed, showing sections for monthly goals, commitments, a 30-day calendar grid, and rewards. Two pens rest on the planner, with text overlays "KEEP TRACK" and "My favorite planner!" for accountability.

Starting 75 Hard🦾

Anyone up for starting 75 Hard with me in 2 weeks from today?! We have 2 weeks to mentally prepare 😂 (yes, starting Jan 2nd bc we all know we’ll be hungover on the 1st lmao) I’ve thought about doing this before, but so much of my fears and insecurities had stopped me….but no more! I just listen

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A white bookshelf filled with various books and decorative items, featuring a text overlay that reads "Auto-Buy Authors THAT I SWEAR BY" and a "SWIPE" indicator. The books include titles by Sarah J. Maas, Ana Huang, Emily Henry, Colleen Hoover, Lucy Score, and other authors.

Five books by author Emily Henry are displayed on a brown checkered blanket: "Happy Place," "Funny Story," "Beach Read," "People We Meet on Vacation," and "Book Lovers." The image has a text overlay "EMILY HENRY I'VE READ THEM ALL!".

Seven books by author Ali Hazelwood are arranged on a brown checkered blanket: "The Love Hypothesis," "Love on the Brain," "Love, Theoretically," "Loathe to Love You," "Check & Mate," and "Deep End." The image has a text overlay "ALI HAZELWOOD SHE'S PERFECTED THE FORMULA."

Auto-Buy Authors🥰

These are some of the authors I swear by. I never have to read the back, I always know it’s gonna be good. I will forever buy (and read) their books. I am pretty loyal when I find an author I like. I put my TRUST in them and sometimes fly in blindly because I just KNOW they’ll take care of me.

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Starting this Book Today! 📖

I had pre-ordered this book in April after I found the author “Codie Crowley” on TikTok. I received it on August 6th, I’m so excited to read this book, I love the cover. I love the title. I am not sure what to expect but I will definitely keep you guys in the loop and let you know what I think afte

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Book recommendation✨

More than a Body is a book by sisters Lindsay and Lexie Kite I started reading recently about body image. It talks about how normalized objectifying our bodies is and encourages healing the trauma caused by harmful expectations we learn to hold onto from a young age. I recommend it to anyone who fe

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An open grid notebook displays handwritten notes on forensic science topics like physical matching and a SCOTUS decision on testimonial hearsay. The title "Starting a New Commonplace Book" is overlaid, indicating the notebook's purpose.

A close-up of a grid notebook page shows handwritten notes detailing a June 21, 2024 SCOTUS decision on testimonial hearsay, citing cases like Crawford v. Washington and Melendez-Diaz v. Massachusetts, concerning the Sixth Amendment's confrontation clause.

$A grid notebook page features handwritten notes titled "fracture matching: review of the essential concepts of physical matching in criminalistics." It includes an abstract on criteria for verifying physical matches and an introduction to their significance in forensic analysis.$