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Hello my fellow pageboundlings! To continue my series (yes, Iâve decided itâs a series now, albeit with only two parts) of list appreciation posts, I have created two more badges to honor lists that I have been lucky enough to find here đ
Firstly, I made a badge for the Cooking is magic list by no one other than the fabulous @the_rags - even though the badge itself leans a bit more into the baking direction (you might see that Iâve read The wizardâs guide to defensive baking). Cooking as magic is such a cool idea and I hope to read more of that list in the future!đŞđđł
And then I made one for Polterâs (@Polterbooks) Oath of pride list! It took me quite a while to figure out the design but Iâm super happy with it. I just love me a good knight (or adjacent) and some yearning đ¤
Many people have great ideas for new quests that could be created but since there are just too many cool niche sub genres and creating quests takes a long while, I think list also deserve their spotlight - so if youâre missing out on a curated sub genre or theme quest, donât be shy and dig through all the create lists - or, if youâre canât find any, you can always do some research and create your own đââď¸đđťđ
Here is the link where you can see all badges a bit more up close if youâd like!
And for everyone who canât access Imgur, I also added the Badges to a google doc which you can access Here đĽ°
Avalon commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
Are you the type of person to comment or post more on Pagebound?
Personally, I've noticed I comment MUCH more than I post. Sometimes I don't post for a book at all. I only do so when I have something to say. Meanwhile, I feel like comments spark much more discussion (imo ofc) bc sometimes I can't exactly explain my point on a book, but then someone might make a post on it, then I can engage with it properly. It just makes it easier for me, if that makes sense. When the forum's empty, I feel like I'm talking to myself sometimes tho. đ
Avalon commented on Avalon's review of The Serviceberry: Abundance and Reciprocity in the Natural World
I feel refreshed but left wanting. Perhaps its because the steps to take to address reciprocity in your area of the world is, naturally, left in your hands to decipher and focus on, but I did want more out of this book. More content, more direct examples and highlights of people and their experience in the gift economy, more references, more future planning and envisioning. Perhaps I just craved more of the hope this gave me. But I found great benefit in the discussion forum on PB. Posts like Karigans here discussing post-read personal call to actions gave me a glimpse into the network of digital to real-life web of collaboration and conversation that was driven by Robin Wall Kimmerer's prompting questions and reflections. And you, as an individual, are a small piece in a larger wheel that requires community leverage and power to turn and bring about change. So step by step, we look to the Earth and each other and we do what we can.
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I feel refreshed but left wanting. Perhaps its because the steps to take to address reciprocity in your area of the world is, naturally, left in your hands to decipher and focus on, but I did want more out of this book. More content, more direct examples and highlights of people and their experience in the gift economy, more references, more future planning and envisioning. Perhaps I just craved more of the hope this gave me. But I found great benefit in the discussion forum on PB. Posts like Karigans here discussing post-read personal call to actions gave me a glimpse into the network of digital to real-life web of collaboration and conversation that was driven by Robin Wall Kimmerer's prompting questions and reflections. And you, as an individual, are a small piece in a larger wheel that requires community leverage and power to turn and bring about change. So step by step, we look to the Earth and each other and we do what we can.
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My Life Had Stood a Loaded Gun (Penguin Little Black Classics, #114)
Emily Dickinson
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I Thought There Would Be More Wolves: Poems (Permafrost Prize Series)
Sara Ryan
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The Book of Light
Lucille Clifton