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House Monstra Hotline: The Tales of An Escort for Monsters
V.T. Hoang
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I really feel for Aurenās past⦠really makes me want to travel into the book when she was 6 and take her in before anything bad happened. Or at least before she turned 15/16 (whatever the āadultā age is in their time and when she started āworkingā at that age⦠š©š
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Its going so slooooww, i feel like nothing has really happend so far š
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glazed but not confused
he uses his š¦ to glaze his partner like a donut š©
pearl necklace included š
as always, taking any and all suggestions!
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ErinCorbois commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
So, I was browsing the discover people tab a little while ago, and it got me wondering: Whatās the highest crossover percentage you all have ever seen with another user?
Iāve seen several with 70%, which I thought was pretty neat! Funny story, though, none of them have ever followed me back :P Meanwhile, me and all of my moots with only like 5% crossover are having a grand olā time, together! Lmao!
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I'm waiting for folks to realize dystopia is here.
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Every so often, thereās a book that breaks through barriers and smashes glass ceilings in terms of representation. This has got me thinking about what I personally wish to see representing or mirrored in books in particular. I love C.G. Drews and Donāt Let the Forest In was the first book I read and really felt as though asexuality was something other than a joke or a character flaw and it meant the world to me knowing that I could read a book about a character like me on a level that so deeply resonated with me.
What do you all wish to see more in books? Character types? Plots? Situations? Or even if you think thereās been a book that failed in trying to deliver the representation it promised to show?
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Mad Sisters of Esi
Tashan Mehta
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Mad Sisters of Esi
Tashan Mehta
ErinCorbois commented on karigan's review of Mad Sisters of Esi
Where do I begin with this wonderful book? Mad Sisters of Esi is a fever dream in the most beautiful way possible. It envelops you in the deepest hug while pushing you into a world of unknowns, trusting that you will make your way back to center as the story unfolds.
The characters will stay with me for the rest of my life. Each of them feels so different, but somehow all incredibly relatable. I found myself in each one as they went through absolute highs and devastating lows.
The setting and writing style are my favorite aspects of this book by far. Each new place is an awe-inspiring walk through cosmic dreams. And the way we are constantly flipping from one POV to the next, from diaries to academic journals, you're constantly kept on your toes in the best way possible.
I wanted to stay with the mad sisters and never leave them. This book demands to be read at a steady pace, to ensure you are fully taking it in. But I never wanted to finish because it meant having to say goodbye. Mehta has written a novel truly out of this world and I can't wait to return home to it.
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As an Egyptian it feels so surreal to read a book based in Cairo and having Arabic mentioned in it, also first book I read that has Djinn in it as well eeeeehhk I'm so excited to read it šš»ā„ļø