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ByMs Ali Cat: Ali Crean | On January 01,15 | 1 Comment

Meet Ms. Ali Cat

Ms. Ali McBookface

Ali Crean is a writer, reader, over-opinionated opinion giver, nerd, derp, and needer of much more coffee.

She lives within the grand limits of America’s Finest City: San Diego, CA. You can often find her taking long walks catching Pokémon. Don’t approach her because she is unfortunately feral.
(see below for friend code)

Ali endorses public libraries, Outshine Watermelon Bars, Erin Condren Planners, adopting from Animal Rescues, and coffee from Einstein’s Bagels.

Ali’s future goals: She wants to pet all the dogs.

Quotable Ali: “Humans are exhausting.”

For 2021: This is the year I stop hiding my shine under a coffee cup!

pokémon friendcode: 5849 0920 6487

Ms. Ali Cat’s 2021 Read Bookshelf

Have Coffee Need Books's bookshelf: 2021

Michael’s Blade

by Sarah Biglow

Machine

by Lizzy Bequin

The Perfect First

by Maya Hughes

Rise for Her

by Milana Jacks

Savage

by Tracy Lorraine

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havecoffeeneedbooks’s ReaderRank

havecoffeeneedbooks has reviewed 1873 books with an average rating of 3.968 out of 5.

267 people have found havecoffeeneedbooks's written reviews to be helpful on Goodreads.

Top 1% in New Adult

Top 1% in self published books

Top 1% in Romance

Top 5% in Contemporary

Top 5% in reading diversity

In Memoriam
Ms. Bunny Cat
2002 – 2017

My soul share moved across the veil November 12, 2017 and someday the part of me that is she will once more be whole again. The mourning is a beautiful pain.

In Memoriam
Tobin the Red
2018 – 2019

Heartbroken. Despite everything we tried to do to help my little dude fight, the cancer was just more aggressive than we could treat. On August 25, 2019, after a horribly fast decline, my buddy Tobies (aka Tobin, aka Toby, aka Tubbin, aka Tubs) quietly died and bravely crossed the veil. He had only one year on this earth but he loved so unconditionally and completely that his flame burned too brightly and faded far too soon.