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Mushroomoony

Hi, I'm Amber! I mostly read fantasy books, especially when they're sapphic! Furtermore, I adore dark academia, mysteries, horror, graphic novels and thrillers. I'm also interested in fairy tales.

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The Oleander Sword
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A Poet for Every Day of the Year
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September 2026

HazelthornThe Last SeptemberM. Butterfly

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    Sweetbitter Song

    Sweetbitter Song

    Rosie Hewlett

    Thoughts from 64% End of chapter 39, page 290
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    Mushroomoony commented...

    We had to read a lot of mandatory literature (Dutch), which I hated and really threw me off reading for year. We always had a list you could choose from, but most of them were just super boring. There were a few I liked and really enjoyed, but I defenitely think the mandatory reading caused me to stop reading for a while. Right now I'm doing a Masters, and for my BA but also for my MA, I had to read a lot of literary fiction, or just idk books that were not for me. I still hate it. I had to read 1-2 books a week (and we had to participate in discussions and answer questions we had to send in, so I actually had to read them). It was/is exhausting. The last few years I started reading more, but whenever I have to read 1-2 books a week for my course, I barely can read my own books anymore. The mandatory ones bore me and exhaust me so much that whenever I have time left, I just scroll on my phone

  • Reading for school

    I only saw opinions that we dislike reading as kids/teenagers because the school makes us read specific titles in specific amount of time and then we start liking reading as adults, when we have freedom over it.

    I always agreed with it, but now I'm in my senior year and over the summer I really got into reading (I read maybe 3 to 5 books in my free time before that). I was sure I'll be only reading the books I'm interested in at school and I won't even touch the ones I have to read for class, but to my surprise... I'm actually interested to read those books!

    Maybe something about going out of my comfort zone, or maybe just the fact we read war literature now and I really like the subject of war haha

    Anyway, I'm interested what are your opinions on that!

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