Anyajulchen commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
When I was younger, I could easily read several books at a time and just switch back and forth whenever I wanted to. Now I tend to just focus on one book at a time. Reading one book at a time is much more manageable for me due to a hectic work and life schedule. If you read multiple at a time, how do you manage that? How do you decide when and why to switch from one book to another? Do you read books from the same genre or are your books totally different?
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The Devil Aspect
Craig Russell
Post from the And He Shall Appear forum
The writing is all over the place and the MC is not really interesting. 20 pages of set up for a dark academy of music is completely unnecessary. Is Bach, girl. Is not that complicated. I know I'll like this one, but I want to read more inspiring works while I work in my sci-fi book.
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And He Shall Appear
Kate van der Borgh
Post from the The Memory Police forum
Anyajulchen commented on a post
So many characters....so many povs....so much lore....so many pages.....
Anyajulchen commented on Quinnyl's update
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Post from the The Memory Police forum
The idea that you can't smell perfume or nothing nice is so sad. Like the birds, everything little think is soothing for the soul
Anyajulchen wants to read...
House of Hollow
Krystal Sutherland
Anyajulchen commented on marissa's update
Anyajulchen commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
I’ve been reading so much lately that I’ve been running out of books. So I need recs, like a lot. No spice pls! :)
Anyajulchen commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
What would it be? I need help finding my next read and figured this would be a good way to get really good recs 👀
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The Memory Police
Yōko Ogawa
Anyajulchen wants to read...
A Day of Fallen Night (The Roots of Chaos, #0)
Samantha Shannon
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Anyajulchen finished reading and wrote a review...
Honestly, this is the most addictive book of the year. The reality behind the publishing world is not far from this book. Hell, I almost feel is the memoir of someone for real. Kuang never misses. I hated Juniper with all my guts.