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Striking the Match (Redwood Bay Fire #3)
H.J. Welch
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Morally grey or straight up baddies? A collection of books written from a villainous/morally grey POV. Only the first book from a series is included.
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This whole scene was hilarious, I too give up on an idea as soon as I discover it's a four hour walk away.
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The Fine Print (Dreamland Billionaires, #1)
Lauren Asher
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I find myself guilty of using the sometimes annoying phrase, “The book is so much better”. What are some of your favorite book to movie adaptations of all time? Any that you feel were even better than the book or just as good? Any movies weren’t as good as the book, but still really good? Any that you were looking forward to but extremely disappointed with? One that comes to mind for me is “The Giver”. It was one of my favorite books growing up, and the movie was so disappointing.
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Pretty sure he has gone crazy from being on his own.
Also, this is apparently one of the few books my boyfriend has read before me.
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Piranesi
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The Well of Ascension (Mistborn, #2)
Brandon Sanderson
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Spellbound: An MM Paranormal Romance
Andy Gallo
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We all want men in books, but they sadly do not exist, or do they? Share your stories of past or present experiences that felt like it was straight out of a book. You don't have to have dated them, or still be with them, just something you sometimes think of and believe could be written into a book! Ɛ>
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I’ve always struggled with DNFing books even when I find myself dreading reading them. I just feel so bad because the author put a lot of work into their writing, but sometimes I’m just bored or uninterested and don’t want to keep reading. But at the same time, I don’t want to habitually drop stories a couple pages in because they don’t immediately grab my attention.
How do you guys decide when to DNF a book? How do you balance pushing through and dropping books when you don’t enjoy them?
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Dante (Paranormal Council Enforcers #17)
Taylor Rylan