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"Poems are praised, but it's for cash they itch; A savage even is welcomed if he's rich." —Ovid, The Art of Love II
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The Strength of the Few (Hierarchy, #2)
James Islington
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He says she is the same person she was that he sees the same person… but they barely know each other and he never met her before 😅
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The turns this book has taken. Never would have expected any of this 😭😭😭😭
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Hi,
Your resident nerd (aka, me -> Lady of the Library) is humbly requesting niche topic ideas to work on curating lists.
I love curating lists on niche topics and the research process for it. I even have an excel sheet for it.
I'm currently working on a train one, a rock one and a women in mythology one, but I'm happy to make lists of all sorts.
Nonfiction is topically a bit simpler to research but I read a lot of romance, so I can make niche romance lists too.
Drop your suggestions down below. 🤓
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Tender Is the Flesh
Agustina Bazterrica
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What even is this book. I have read all her books and this one is the most bizarre 🤣
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Magic Bitter, Magic Sweet
Charlie N. Holmberg
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I really enjoyed this book. I loved how technical it was and how it blended hell, pentagrams, and magic in such a grounded way. The paradoxes were some of my favorite parts and I loved learning more about each one as the story unfolded. R. F. Kuang’s writing style worked so well here. It felt deliberate and formulaic in the best way and every layer of the story came together cleanly.
The flashbacks were written beautifully and added so much depth without pulling me out of the moment. I also loved that the FMC is morally gray. She makes choices that feel human and messy and it made the story even more interesting to follow.
Overall it was smart, layered, and such a unique blend of dark academia, philosophy, and magic. I immediately wanted to talk to someone about it the second I finished.