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InstantArmageddon

Joy | 29 | NB Lesbian | she/they | CSA at a public library | I like vampires and shipwrecks and bugs

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Made for the Movies
Horror Starter Pack Vol I
The Cozy Crimes of Shady Hollow
My Taste
The Vampire Armand
Oak King Holly King
Her Last Breath
Prince's Gambit
Newbourne Park
Reading...
Leather, Lace, and Locs
17%
Haunted Sapulpa (Haunted America)
0%
Uzumaki
3%
Rogue x Gambit (An X-Men Love Story)
7%
The Witching Hour
12%
Wasps: The Astonishing Diversity of a Misunderstood Insect
38%
Exit Strategy
11%
The Beebo Brinker Omnibus: Ann Bannon's Pulp Classics
9%
Mankind: Have a Nice Day!: A Tale of Blood and Sweatsocks
17%
Sword of Destiny
2%


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    I feel like this setting would make for an excellent point-and-click adventure game. Let me click around the map, talking to villagers until I uncover the right clue....

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    InstantArmageddon commented...

    Ooh, what a good question! I have a Bookstore 2 in my town, and I go there all the time. I think I enjoy the thrill of the hunt more than the actual purchase. I don't mind if I don't find what I'm looking for, because the act of exploring and feeling at home is what I'm really looking for.

  • 📚 which bookstore would you prefer?

    My partner and I were discussing this recently and couldn't come to a conclusion, so I'm reaching out for your thoughts!

    Which bookstore would you visit more?

    Bookstore 1 has kind of clinical vibes - fluorescent lighting, drop ceiling, no seating. It is a no-nonsense bookstore: customers come in, make their purchases, and leave. However, the book curation is just to your taste, and every time you visit you want to buy 48392 things. Something about the books they choose to showcase just tickles your "I need to read that right now" instinct.

    Bookstore 2 has ALL of the nice vibes - cozy lighting, comfy seating, quiet ambient music, a schedule of reading and other community events. However, their book selection is not as interesting to you. You can definitely still find some gems if you dig around! But the books don't pop out to you as much, and sometimes you leave without your interest piqued. (or if this is too hard to imagine - perhaps most of the books are in a language you're not familiar with, or a genre you're not sure about?)

    Assume that both bookstores are right next to each other (so distance is not a factor), books are priced the same, and the bookstore staff are equally lovely.

    Personally....... I am a huge sucker for nice vibes, I love going to places just to hang out! So I probably would visit Bookstore 2 more, especially for the events, and because digging for books is often a joy in itself. And then just occasionally pop in to Bookstore 1 to get something.

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