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  • Dinosaurs, Disasters & Albert Einswine (Dino Magic, #1)
    Jan 28, 2026
    2.5
    Enjoyment: 2.5Quality: Characters: Plot:
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    Dinosaurs, Disasters & Albert Einswine (Dino Magic, #1)

    Dinosaurs, Disasters & Albert Einswine (Dino Magic, #1)

    Sedona Ashe

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  • Stalked by the Kraken (Monstrous Matches, #1)
    Octopus or Calamar?

    Wait...is a Kraken a octupus or a calamar? Because I always thought it was more of a calamar, but I just looked it up and it looks more like an octopus...and now I'm really confused....

    on a side note, this book makes me want to eat calamar AND octopus. If you've never tried it, let me tell you, it. is. DELICIOUS!!! Best recipes are Lulas recheadas and Polvo à Lagareiro. I don't know how to say it in English so you're getting the portuguese version lmao

    EDIT: I think you can say 'squid' instead of 'calamar'. I just translated it from the French 'calmars'...oups

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  • Saw something about a stuff your kindle event

    I saw something about a romance book Lovers stuff your kindle tmr Jan 27th.

    I haven't checked out stuff your kindle events but just thought I'd let people know.

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  • Lady_of_the_Library commented on maomi's update

    maomi completed their yearly reading goal of 15 books!

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    maomi's 2026 Reading Challenge

    15 of 15 read
    Muscles & Monsters (Leviathan Fitness, #1)
    Trick Shot
    Give Me More (Salacious Players Club, #3)
    Ensnared by the Werewolf (Monstrous Matches, #2.5)
    Titan (Romancing His Stone, #1)
    Someone to Watch Over Me (Bow Street Runners, #1)
    Brain Fruit
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    Soul Searching: Sweetwater Peak, Book 1

    Soul Searching: Sweetwater Peak, Book 1

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  • What's your why?

    It occurred to me, everyone has a reason for reading their favourite genre. So what's your why?

    For me, romance has such an important place in my life. It's an escape, it's about happiness and it allowed me to gain a lot of comfort with the idea of romance, closeness and intimacy (both emotionally or otherwise). When I started out, I was gaining a sense of myself as an adult, and exploring romance really helped me come into my own as an independent adult by learning through these stories. I kind of just picked it up on my own, so it was one of the first things I learnt I loved on my own without my friends or my family, even though I eventually found friends through books. It also allowed me to determine what type of things I like and don't like, what traits I find attractive in others and in myself.

    It also allowed me to find a community that allows me to feel like myself.

    So that's my why for my genre. What's yours?

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  • ur reverse book icks

    i saw someone make a post abt icks so i wanted to know what makes you guys giggle and kick ur feet when ur reading! my top one has to be where a character tears off a piece of their clothing to bandage the others wounds AHH its so cute always no matter how many times i see it!!

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  • What's your why?

    It occurred to me, everyone has a reason for reading their favourite genre. So what's your why?

    For me, romance has such an important place in my life. It's an escape, it's about happiness and it allowed me to gain a lot of comfort with the idea of romance, closeness and intimacy (both emotionally or otherwise). When I started out, I was gaining a sense of myself as an adult, and exploring romance really helped me come into my own as an independent adult by learning through these stories. I kind of just picked it up on my own, so it was one of the first things I learnt I loved on my own without my friends or my family, even though I eventually found friends through books. It also allowed me to determine what type of things I like and don't like, what traits I find attractive in others and in myself.

    It also allowed me to find a community that allows me to feel like myself.

    So that's my why for my genre. What's yours?

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  • Battle of the Bookstores
    Jan 25, 2026
    3.5
    Enjoyment: 3.5Quality: 4.0Characters: 4.0Plot: 4.0
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    ✨ Bookstore Competition ✨ Enemies to lovers ✨ Online Chats ✨ Cinnamon roll man ✨ Bookish book

    My thoughts below:

    This book is both a book I loved and a book that frustrated me at times.

    I struggled with the idea that, based on the premise of the book, I knew that there would be pain in the future and what type of pain that would be. Like all romance novels have a third act breakup or a third act type of fallout. I knew what the conflict would be based on the premise and I struggled with keeping going considering that. I also struggled with her relationship with her mother. I found it to be quite heavy and difficult to read, and felt that it kind of concluded in a way that I was not as pleased with. This is subjective, but I think that the character should have gone no contact with her mother given the horrible things she went through growing up as a result of it.

    That being said. I loved the setup with the bookstores and I loved Ryan as a character. I love that he's the one with a love for romance novels and how sweet he seemed. I also really enjoyed the inclusion of their online chats in it.

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