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I believe they have a free tier for their Patreon so you should be able to see it without paying anything! I've linked their Patreon Post Here
Tbh - I think I like the original cover better, but I'm just so so happy for Ursa Dax to get the traditional publishing recognition they deserve for these masterpieces!!!
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They’re off-limits and guaranteed to cause problems, but somehow still feel oh so right. These romances are full of secrecy, longing, and love that was never supposed to happen.
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The Poison Daughter
Sheila Masterson
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Is there something you do on PB that’s a little quirky? Maybe you use a certain feature in a unique way or have a ritual/habit?
I’ll go first: I like going to the Discovery tab and checking the “Today’s Featured Emoji” section to see if I have none of the featured books read. I have no idea why, it just gives me little thrill to think I somehow dodged all the listed books 🤣
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Yesteryear
Caro Claire Burke
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Yesteryear
Caro Claire Burke
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Born a Crime: Stories From a South African Childhood
Trevor Noah
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A recap?!

Seriously, why don’t more series have recaps???
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Born a Crime: Stories From a South African Childhood
Trevor Noah
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Born a Crime: Stories From a South African Childhood
Trevor Noah
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Hey all!
Bit scary making An Actual Post, but I have a question for all you libby pros out there!
I just got myself a 🔗 Queens NYU non-resident card (holy heck it allowed me from the UK and they seem amazing compared to my local library - just incomparable, really! $50 a year - strongly recommend - thanks to whoever posted about it yesterday in club!) and now I feel like my libby tags are gonna get really confused.
Is there any good tricks for how to organise libby when you have multiple libraries? Maybe something like genre tags? I'm looking for minimal fuss and confusion, but be able to easily find something to read out of my main wishlist - especially given I have choice paralysis. (I previously had just a wishlist and a "notify me" list, plus a "read in 2026" list, but now there are so many more books available to me that it feels overwhelming already, and I want to cut down on that as much as possible.)
Thank you so, so much in advance!
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𖹭 If I don't reply to everyone, please forgive me, I will appreciate every reply extraordinarily much, but I'm struggling with a migraine that keeps flaring up, so I'm up and down with being able to manage to function like a human this week. A new library card is sure keeping me happier though! 🥰
𖹭 Edited to try and clarify my question better because my AuDHD brain is not good at explaining stuff, lol. (Also I didn't realise that each tag will default to showing the library card with the lowest wait on it, hence part of my confusion was solved on that front, thanks, Teddy! 🙌)
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Hazelthorn
C.G. Drews
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I’m not sure why, but this book just isn’t getting me there. Everything I’ve heard and read about it makes it sounds like I would love this book. I guess the characters are interesting, but it feels like it just drags on and on Someone did mention it might have to do with the translation, which is something I’m interested in exploring.
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Butter
Asako Yuzuki