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Hansel and Gretel
Stephen King
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The Strange House, Vol. 1
Uketsu
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The Lion Women of Tehran
Marjan Kamali
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in honour of the new stats release I would love to know how much you yap 😂 I fear I’m a certified yapper: 56 posts, 1189 comments in April 💀
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Apparently, Sir Cameron Needs to Die
Greer Stothers
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I Who Have Never Known Men
Jacqueline Harpman
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An introduction to the Romance genre, these books are part of the cultural zeitgeist or the 'canon' that many would recognize. Look for more niche titles in later Starter Pack volumes.
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How do you do it? I'm doing it right now as a challenge to myself to juggle two stories. I think for me it's more of a discomfort with the unfinished... Or possibly the different vibes from the books that makes it uncomfortable for me. What I want to know is... How many books have you read simultaneously and what, if any, was your limit? I'm curious!
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Recently, (well, just today actually) I started looking through my house to look for physical books to read over the summer, since I am trying to get my physical TBR in, and putting ebooks on hold. Mostly. I'll still read ebooks just not as much. Anyway, that's beside the point. I was grabbing books off of shelves and flipping through them when I remembered a horrifying experience I had when I was about 12 or 13. I had bought a book from Barnes and Nobles with a $30 gift card I had gotten from my grandma for Christmas. I forgot the exact title of the book, but it was a nonfiction paranormal story kind of thing. Teaching you about the different kinds of spirits and whatnot. Anyway, a couple months later, I took the book off my shelf and opened it. And what do you know, I saw a spi- I'm sorry. I can't type the word. I just got shudders. 🥴🥴 I have severe arachnophobia guys. Bear with me. I saw a 🕷️. With the long legs and everything. Nevertheless, I did what any sensible girl would do and shrieked and threw the entire book into the garbage. And I didn't looked back. Anyhow, now I'm trying to overcome my fear of opening a book and seeing a spi** between the pages. Feel bad for me😔. It just made me think of this post! So. Have any of you guys ever had terrifying experiences like this? And not things like you saw a library book dog eared. I want traumatic events. Things that scarred you for life. 🙂↕️🙂↕️
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With today being the last day of April (HOW 😵💫), have you already made plans for what you're going to read in May?
My hold for Yield Under Great Persuasion just came through, and I'm SUPER excited to start it! I want to finish up what I'm currently reading before I launch into whole new book adventures afresh next month.
Tell me about your plans! Are you starting some new books or finishing up what you're reading? Anything you're really looking forward to?
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Gild (The Plated Prisoner, #1)
Raven Kennedy
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Please pretend I added a raven emoji. Apparently it does not exist here, alas. Art was good. Adaptation was good. I think they did a good enough job here you could read this instead of the novel (but don't, read both) and follow fine. I love these characters and the mythology of this and the fact that it is set in my beloved Virginia. I am going to have to see if the rest have been graphic-noveled yet to complete my collection.
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The Raven Boys: The Graphic Novel (Raven Cycle Graphic Novels, #1)
Stephanie Williams
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It happens every year, starting in May.
It's a Substack newsletter that sends the events of Dracula as they happen in real time. I'm signing up this year for my first time reading Dracula!
I also found one for Les Misérables, which sends a chapter a day for a year starting in January.
https://lesmisletters.substack.com/about
They have a Discord server for discussion and they're partnered with BarricadesCon, an online fan-run Les Mis convention (which sounds interesting)
I also found Musketeersdaily, Woman in White Weekly, and Carmilla Quarterly, though I'm not 100% sure of their current status. I need to look into them more.
Apart from these kinds of Substack newsletters, there's also that Serial Reader app that maomi told us about a while ago. I still need to try that!
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