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Hey y'all it's that time of the cycle again and all of my Libby holds have (inevitably) arrived at the same time :( I'm unfortunately completely delusional and have convinced myself I can read them all (I can't) but this brings back the age old question (at least for me) of how this always happens
I do everything I can to try and make my holds arrive at different times, this time I even strategically timed them out so that all my holds said they would be ready at two week increments (2 weeks, 4 weeks, 6 weeks, etc) but no. All of them. Right now.
Should I just give up and suspend all my holds? Will I ever read them if I do that?
Is this happening to everyone? I'm convinced it's a conspiracy and the little library goblins are making up random hold times or snatching books out of the hands of unsuspecting readers early just to dump them on my doorstep the moment I no longer have time.
Conspiracy theories welcome and encouraged. How does this happen? Is this evidence of a higher (or lower) power? Is the library secretly out to get me (to read more)
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I Want to Die but I Want to Eat Tteokbokki
Baek Se-hee
Aristaeus commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
Hello !
I was wondering if some of you have some bookish icks ? Not something that will make you dnf the book, but something that will still annoy you.
I feel like I'm crazy to be annoyed by such a little detail, for me it's a first ever penetrative sex (whatever the book genre) described as the best thing ever, heaven-like, full of pleasure by a cis woman. I don't think it is a global experience, and I'm just like đ when I read that. Maybe I'm really crazy ? đ
Aristaeus commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
Hey y'all it's that time of the cycle again and all of my Libby holds have (inevitably) arrived at the same time :( I'm unfortunately completely delusional and have convinced myself I can read them all (I can't) but this brings back the age old question (at least for me) of how this always happens
I do everything I can to try and make my holds arrive at different times, this time I even strategically timed them out so that all my holds said they would be ready at two week increments (2 weeks, 4 weeks, 6 weeks, etc) but no. All of them. Right now.
Should I just give up and suspend all my holds? Will I ever read them if I do that?
Is this happening to everyone? I'm convinced it's a conspiracy and the little library goblins are making up random hold times or snatching books out of the hands of unsuspecting readers early just to dump them on my doorstep the moment I no longer have time.
Conspiracy theories welcome and encouraged. How does this happen? Is this evidence of a higher (or lower) power? Is the library secretly out to get me (to read more)
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Hey y'all it's that time of the cycle again and all of my Libby holds have (inevitably) arrived at the same time :( I'm unfortunately completely delusional and have convinced myself I can read them all (I can't) but this brings back the age old question (at least for me) of how this always happens
I do everything I can to try and make my holds arrive at different times, this time I even strategically timed them out so that all my holds said they would be ready at two week increments (2 weeks, 4 weeks, 6 weeks, etc) but no. All of them. Right now.
Should I just give up and suspend all my holds? Will I ever read them if I do that?
Is this happening to everyone? I'm convinced it's a conspiracy and the little library goblins are making up random hold times or snatching books out of the hands of unsuspecting readers early just to dump them on my doorstep the moment I no longer have time.
Conspiracy theories welcome and encouraged. How does this happen? Is this evidence of a higher (or lower) power? Is the library secretly out to get me (to read more)
Aristaeus commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
I've finally committed to creating and organizing some shelves for my profile and I'm wondering how y'alls shelves are organized! Any suggestions welcome! Also if you're just excited about your shelves and would like to share I'd love to hear it!
Aristaeus commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
Does anyone have any arbitrary rules for adding books to their TBR?
My TBR is huge and ever-growing. It will be a miracle if I ever read them all. So Iâve started to apply a vague rule before a book is added to it, otherwise I will simply add every book I see and the list will be meaningless!
My rule is that at the time of adding to my TBR, the book needs at least 20 ratings on PB, with an average overall score of 4.0 or more. (If I get a direct recommendation from a friend or family member, I will disregard this rule). I know it probably cuts out a lot of great books that simply havenât had good ratings, but I have to draw the line somewhere!
Anyone do anything similar?
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I've finally committed to creating and organizing some shelves for my profile and I'm wondering how y'alls shelves are organized! Any suggestions welcome! Also if you're just excited about your shelves and would like to share I'd love to hear it!
Aristaeus commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
Dw, no one will judge cuz Iâve DNFed books or stayed away from books for the dumbest reasons sometimes. So Iâll go first. I think the pettiest reason Iâve ever DNFed a book was cuz there werenât enough paragraph breaks. Most pages would just be one big paragraph, and I just couldnât handle it, I would just randomly get lost between sentences.
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Forest Euphoria: The Abounding Queerness of Nature
Patricia Ononiwu Kaishian
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Forest Euphoria: The Abounding Queerness of Nature
Patricia Ononiwu Kaishian
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What It's Like to Be a Bird: From Flying to Nesting, Eating to SingingâWhat Birds Are Doing, and Why
David Allen Sibley