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22 || SAHM Romance • Sci-fi • Hist. Fic • Fantasy

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Classics Starter Pack Vol I
Classic Literature from the United States
Made for the Movies
My Taste
The Island of Sea Women
I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings (Maya Angelou's Autobiography, #1)
Pride and Prejudice
Frankenstein
Their Eyes Were Watching God
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Invested: How Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger Taught Me to Master My Mind, My Emotions, and My Money (with a Little Help From My Dad)
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Heart of Darkness
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What Souls Are Made Of: A Wuthering Heights Remix (Remixed Classics)

What Souls Are Made Of: A Wuthering Heights Remix (Remixed Classics)

Tasha Suri

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  • Narrator within a narrator

    i just realized that i’m reading TWO books at the moment that have a narrator telling the story to the actual narrator of the book. the two being Wuthering Heights and Heart Of Darkness. to be completely honest, i don’t think ive ever read any other books that contain that structure. so to be rereading them both at the same time (i picked both randomly this month) is kind of wild.

    have you read other books that have the narration structure?

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    My Thorns For Your Roses

    My Thorns For Your Roses

    Kristen Argyres

    True love takes many forms. As one of the few survivors of her generation, Lark wants to live a quiet, peaceful life. All she needs is a tolerable husband. On her 24th birthday, Lark offends the local faerie lord, the shapeshifter Tamlin, who punishes her with a rose rooted in her flesh. In her efforts to convince Tamlin to undo his handiwork, Lark visits the forest daily and discovers the breathtaking and terrifying wonders of his realm. Despite her pragmatic nature tugging her toward a mortal huntsman, Lark falls for Tamlin. After a near-fatal accident exposes Tamlin’s cruel deception, Lark moves to the capital to accept a marriage of convenience. Yet when she learns of Tamlin’s capture, Lark must choose whether to secure her future or risk it all to save the love of her life from his cannibal ex. -- MY THORNS FOR YOUR ROSES is a "Tam Lin" retelling written in the spirit of the Scottish faerie tale and folksong - for readers who enjoyed the fae in Heather Fawcett's EMILY WILDE series, retellings like Naomi Novik's SPINNING SILVER, and the complicated family dynamics of Kell Woods' AFTER THE FOREST and UPON A STARLIT TIDE. Book cover artist: Yinan Sun (Grey)

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    Heart of Darkness

    Heart of Darkness

    Joseph Conrad

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    Mookie commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum

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  • is it just me or has the app’s font size increased?

    im not sure if i should be posting this here but for some reason, the font seems a lil too big suddenly. is it just me or have they increased the font size?

    i swear when i opened this i felt like i was using my parents’ phone, it got so huge. 😭 or maybe i got too used to the tiny font size of the books im reading ..

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  • bookshelf aesthetic

    I’m organising my bookshelf to look aesthetic, does anyone have any tips or advice on how to decorate I’m currently looking on Pinterest for inspiration

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  • Reading Slumps

    I made the random (i’ve never actually done this) decision to read a holiday romance at christmas time. long story short: i felt committed to finishing it, it was awful- im pretty sure AI “co-authored” the thing, and it took me 7 weeks to finish. usually i have no problem DNFing a book. this weird commitment to reading the darn thing, however, lead to a huge reading slump. hopefully i’m over it since finishing .

    my question is what usually causes your reading slumps? for me it’s typically that i read a book that was really good so i feel a lot of internal pressure to pick something that measures up. so then i just don’t pick for a good while.

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  • Thrifting Books

    For people that thrift, how do you personally go about it?

    I get the majority of my books off of Thriftbooks, I know some people have had bad experiences with them but I personally have only ever gotten one book that wasn't the quality described, and when I contacted them they immediately sent me a replacement, so I like them a lot.

    I wish I had thrift stores near me that had books I would actually want to read, not much in terms of speculative fiction around here 😭

    I've tried looking at Pangobooks, but it kind of intimidates me idk why 😅 I feel like the website never works well for me and feels unintuitive, have any of you tried it and liked it?

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  • bookshelf aesthetic

    I’m organising my bookshelf to look aesthetic, does anyone have any tips or advice on how to decorate I’m currently looking on Pinterest for inspiration

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  • Reading Slumps

    I made the random (i’ve never actually done this) decision to read a holiday romance at christmas time. long story short: i felt committed to finishing it, it was awful- im pretty sure AI “co-authored” the thing, and it took me 7 weeks to finish. usually i have no problem DNFing a book. this weird commitment to reading the darn thing, however, lead to a huge reading slump. hopefully i’m over it since finishing .

    my question is what usually causes your reading slumps? for me it’s typically that i read a book that was really good so i feel a lot of internal pressure to pick something that measures up. so then i just don’t pick for a good while.

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  • Reading Slumps

    I made the random (i’ve never actually done this) decision to read a holiday romance at christmas time. long story short: i felt committed to finishing it, it was awful- im pretty sure AI “co-authored” the thing, and it took me 7 weeks to finish. usually i have no problem DNFing a book. this weird commitment to reading the darn thing, however, lead to a huge reading slump. hopefully i’m over it since finishing .

    my question is what usually causes your reading slumps? for me it’s typically that i read a book that was really good so i feel a lot of internal pressure to pick something that measures up. so then i just don’t pick for a good while.

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