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Srivalli Rekha (Semi-Hiatus)

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An MBA graduate, Srivalli Rekha also has an MA in English Literature. She loves to write, blog, cook, take pictures, draw and craft silly things. Nature is her greatest inspiration. Books and music are her favorite companions. A freelance content writer during the day, she devours books at night and is a reviewer at NetGalley, BookSirens, and The Writers Workout.
Srivalli and her writer friends have founded The Hive, a non-traditional publishing collective, at the end of 2019.
Her works have been a part of several anthologies (eBooks and paperback
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Best Wishes from The Full Moon Coffee Shop by Mai Mochizuki - Book Review

Series: The Full Moon Coffee Shop #2 

Publication Date: 08th October 2025

Genre: Magic Realism, Cozy Japanese Fiction 

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One Liner: Hopeful and mellow 

Satomi has to choose between her career in Tokyo and her country-loving boyfriend, who plans to propose on Christmas. 

Satomi's sister-in-law, Junko, lives with her husband and toddler in a small town. When her estranged and abusive father i

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Srivalli (Semi-Hiatus) Karen wrote: "I love your quote, Srivalli, that says "Be yourself, everybody else is already taken." So true! :) <3"

Thank you, Karen. Wilde was a smart man! :D


message 5: by Karen

Karen I love your quote, Srivalli, that says "Be yourself, everybody else is already taken." So true! :) <3


Srivalli (Semi-Hiatus) Karen wrote: "Congrats Sri, you've almost completed your reading challenge for 2023! :) <3"

Thank you, Karen! ❤️ I'll be increasing it next.


message 3: by Karen

Karen Congrats Sri, you've almost completed your reading challenge for 2023! :) <3


Srivalli (Semi-Hiatus) Meghna wrote: "Thanks for accepting my friend request.
Keep writing and inspiring all of us.
Best wishes :)"


Thank you, Meghna. My pleasure. :)


Meghhnaa  (On a Review-Writing Break!) Thanks for accepting my friend request.
Keep writing and inspiring all of us.
Best wishes :)


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