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AndromedaGal

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Winter 2026 Readalong
Quiet Novels
Level 5
My Taste
Cloud Atlas
Homegoing
The Grapes of Wrath
The Fifth Season (The Broken Earth, #1)
The Traitor Baru Cormorant (The Masquerade, #1)
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The Buffalo Hunter Hunter
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Into the Fire (Orphan X, #5)
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Into the Fire (Orphan X, #5)

Into the Fire (Orphan X, #5)

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AndromedaGal commented on AndromedaGal's update

AndromedaGal completed their yearly reading goal of 104 books!

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AndromedaGal's 2026 Reading Challenge

104 of 104 read
Haven't Killed in Years
Death of the Author
Lost Lambs
Anatomy of an Alibi
Yesteryear
The Perfect Divorce (Perfect, #2)
Wolf Worm
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AndromedaGal completed their yearly reading goal of 104 books!

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AndromedaGal's 2026 Reading Challenge

104 of 104 read
Haven't Killed in Years
Death of the Author
Lost Lambs
Anatomy of an Alibi
Yesteryear
The Perfect Divorce (Perfect, #2)
Wolf Worm
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AndromedaGal commented on snowseau's review of Red Rising (Red Rising Saga, #1)

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  • Red Rising (Red Rising Saga, #1)
    snowseau
    Jun 03, 2025
    Red Rising (Red Rising Saga, #1)
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    Enjoyment: 1.0Quality: 1.0Characters: 1.0Plot: 2.0
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    The Burning Side

    The Burning Side

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  • What are your personal classics?

    We’re probably all familiar with “the classics” writ large, but I really want to hear about your personal classics—the books in your reading life that have stood the test of time, the books you’ve repeatedly come back to over the course of years. Which books have been your steady companions? Which books have been most influential in your life?

    A few of my personal classics have been:

    • Mink River by Brian Doyle (this book changed my view of what magical realism can look like in fiction, and every re-read is a joy)
    • Gilead by Marilynne Robinson (a beautiful ode to ordinary people and places—this book became my gold standard for depictions of average folks in fiction)
    • Words Under the Words: Selected Poems by Naomi Shihab Nye (one of the poems in this collection, “Kindness,” changed my brain chemistry forever)
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