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Brigands & Breadknives (Legends & Lattes, #2)
Travis Baldree
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As someone who really dislikes reading fantasy via audiobook, I will say this is one of the best audiobooks to do it for! Namely because whenever one of the main characters does something terribly frustrating, you can just go "wow that was dumb" and then continue on with the chapter. Also we have some legendary narrators on this one, which can only help
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Let's spread some love for this app, while also giving nice "tips" or reasons to stay here to the new users. I go first:
🔸The lack of influencers. Right now this is the perfect intersection between personal and social. No ego or popularity battles, just a village full of villagers.
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The Girl Who Circumnavigated Fairyland in a Ship of Her Own Making (Fairyland, #1)
Catherynne M. Valente
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The Girl Who Circumnavigated Fairyland in a Ship of Her Own Making (Fairyland, #1)
Catherynne M. Valente
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The Tower at the End of Time
Amy Sparkes
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This book was absolutely enchanting! I loved everything about it. It was funny, touching, magical, whimsical, and I can’t wait to read more. The o key thing I’m sad about is that the fourth book doesn’t come out until March.
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Hey guys. I've not been reading these past few days but a question has been nagging my mind. Because I watch a lot of youtube videos and bookstagram and I see people owning like 5-6 editions of the same book and I'm like... Why? Is one not enough? (Sounds rude but it's a genuine question 😭) I personally do think that owning 5-6 editions of the same book is over consumption because it's a marketing tactic to increase sales and we're falling right into it. Kind of like musicians releasing 12 different versions of the same album. Like I get it. You want to support the author but you can do that buying their book once too. But I'm sure people disagree and I'm genuinely curious to know why. Why would one have multiple editions of the same book? Do let me know! I'd like to broaden my perspective on this.
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The House at the Edge of Magic (The House at the Edge of Magic #1)
Amy Sparkes
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Damsels and Dinosaurs
Wren Jones