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Bookishwormish

Bilingual menace who tries to survive being in way too many fandoms and the high ass prices out here in latam

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Universe Quest: Rick Riordanverse
Level 4
Iconic Series
My Taste
The Elegance of the Hedgehog
The Little Prince
101 Ways to Bug Your Friends and Enemies (101 Ways, 3)
Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe (Aristotle and Dante, #1)
The Raven Boys (The Raven Cycle, #1)
Reading...
Twisted Hate (Twisted, #3)
6%
An Absolutely Remarkable Thing (The Carls, #1)
17%
Ruthless Vows (Letters of Enchantment, #2)
8%
All My Friends Are Invisible
10%
The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue
42%

Bookishwormish commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum

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  • Use of post-its?

    I just got myself some new stacks because I ran out after reading radio silence and I wondered how other people use them? I used to barely mark things and have a color coded system (with markers and all) but now i just make it match the color cover and mark every single thing i like about the book (quotes, details to post in forums or make fanart of, writing tips or ways of description as help for a WIP, scenes I liked...), so I was mostly curious about your opinions on marking books

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  • Summer Sons
    Thoughts from 65%

    "He was head over heels for you, and everyone knew but you, and maybe him."

    While some readers may consider the early slow burn of this book to be too slow, Summer Sons is reminiscent of the humid, sticky summer days in which it is set in. In the sweltering slow burn of a mystery wrapped in a haunting love story, Lee Mandelo takes the reader on an emotional, adrenaline fueled horror story - one full of vice and distraction in the face of unbearable loneliness and loss.

    The novel's slow pacing evens out near the mid-way point, heightened by impromptu drag races, recreational drug use, and confrontation after confrontation.

    Fast cars, dangerous races, hate-fueled fights in the name of honor, and internalized homophpobia propel this story forward, an emotional mystery waiting beneath the haunts that caress Andrew whenever a free moment presents itself.

    Perfect for readers looking for a grown-up Dream Thieves, or those devastated by the creeping botanical haunts that defile another broken boy named Andrew in Don't Let the Forest In.

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  • Use of post-its?

    I just got myself some new stacks because I ran out after reading radio silence and I wondered how other people use them? I used to barely mark things and have a color coded system (with markers and all) but now i just make it match the color cover and mark every single thing i like about the book (quotes, details to post in forums or make fanart of, writing tips or ways of description as help for a WIP, scenes I liked...), so I was mostly curious about your opinions on marking books

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    An Absolutely Remarkable Thing (The Carls, #1)

    An Absolutely Remarkable Thing (The Carls, #1)

    Hank Green

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    Bookishwormish commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum

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  • Book recs for before bed

    Hi everyone! As the title of the post says, I'm looking for a book to read before bed. I'm not looking for a book that would help me fall asleep but rather a book I can read in bed to end the day on a good note. Preferably the book shouldn't be a page turner or emotionally tasking. All suggestions would be appreciated!!

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  • Serpent & Dove (Serpent & Dove, #1)
    Thoughts from 69% (page 320)

    I must ask, to the earth and heavens above, to the great red sea and Posibility itself, HOW THE FUCK DO YOU FUCK IN AN INCLINED ROOF?

    Ps i found it so funny this is 69%

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  • An Absolutely Remarkable Thing (The Carls, #1)
    Thoughts from 1% (page 5)
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    An Absolutely Remarkable Thing (The Carls, #1)

    An Absolutely Remarkable Thing (The Carls, #1)

    Hank Green

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  • Serpent & Dove (Serpent & Dove, #1)
    Bookishwormish
    Apr 25, 2026
    3.5
    Enjoyment: 3.5Quality: 3.0Characters: 4.0Plot: 4.5
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    I had read this in my emo im diferent era and despised it, so I gave it another try. I must say this was not a remarkably good book in any way, it didn't scar me for life or anything, but I did enjoy it quite nicely. The world building and plot had soooo much potential, and at times I wanted to kill everyone cuz they were all so irritating, and I refuse to believe you can fuck in a roof, but I was gifted the second book, so I will continue and see if it gets better or not.

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  • If You Could Be Mine
    Thoughts from 33% (page 81)

    police suck in every country and every universe.

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  • Serpent & Dove (Serpent & Dove, #1)
    Thoughts from 69% (page 320)

    I must ask, to the earth and heavens above, to the great red sea and Posibility itself, HOW THE FUCK DO YOU FUCK IN AN INCLINED ROOF?

    Ps i found it so funny this is 69%

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  • Serpent & Dove (Serpent & Dove, #1)
    Thoughts from 43% (page 200)

    I like the writing style but I find the characters SO.FUCKING.IRRITATING MOST OF THE TIME

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    Serpent & Dove (Serpent & Dove, #1)

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    Shelby Mahurin

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    Thoughts from 28% (page 133)
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    Twisted Hate (Twisted, #3)

    Twisted Hate (Twisted, #3)

    Ana Huang

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