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Cozy that is not romance or fantasy
Cozy books that are lovely and sweet, but don't fall into the fantasy, romance, or romantasy genre.
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I fell in love with this book so goddamn hard. I am going to drive people insane recommendig it for everything and everyone. It's ridiculously adorable, for a body horror. It's cozy. It's dark. It's deeply emphatic. It has spot on representation for ace and autistic characters. It handles abuse and trauma with care and so much empathy. It is hilarious in all its details. It is written in an eloquently humorous language, with many poignant, memorable sentences. It's perfect. And I especially appreciated the last three chapters. Goddamn, this was an adorable read. I love it so much.
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Slow Down: 50 Mindful Moments in Nature
Rachel Williams
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Does anyone else feel like a kid waiting for Christmas waiting for the next round of Seasonal Readalongs to come out or do I have a problem? 🙂
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Everyone on here always recommends the most amazing books. The ones they loved, the ones that changed them.
But give me a fantasy book or series that you wanted to rip apart- that you only finished out of SPITE
I very much enjoy reading 1-star reviews of books to see if I would hate the book too, or if it would actually be for me. People are more honest about a book if they hated it 😆 (in my opinion)
So give me a fantasy book you hated, and why?!
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A nice book with lovely pictures and short descriptions of various activities in the animal kingdom. Mostly small animals, beetles, snails, mice, hummingbirds. As an adult I knew most of these details but for children it can be a lovely introduction.
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Slow Down and Be Here Now: More Nature Stories to Make You Stop, Look, and Be Amazed by the Tiniest Things
Laura Brand
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Has ridiculous premise, leans hard into it
Books that hinge on a completely ridiculous premise and then they go hard and make the absolute most of it. Sometimes with way more emotional depth than you'd expect.
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Stone Blind
Natalie Haynes
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The Penelopiad
Margaret Atwood
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I am excited about this quest!! I have some suggestions: Wrath Goddess Sing by Maya Deane Wearing the Lion by John Wiswell The Golden Fleece by Robert Graves The King Must Die by Mary Renault
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If you could rewrite and change your favorite Greek myth, what would you change? What would you have the characters do differently? How would that affect their fate?
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Pride: The Unlikely Story of the True Heroes of the Miner's Strike
Tim Tate
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I'm curious — considering a lot of us readers are collectors, have lots of cozy hobbies, and take care of curating a space that feels like our own — what's your aesthetic?
I'm a pink and glitter lover, which means my kindle and Kobo are decorated with pink, and I like pink and glittery things in my cozy gaming and reading space. I think mine matches my fave genres, which is romance.
I'm curious how everyone else is curating or decorating their shelves/reading space/ hobby space.
And does it match what you read?
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hi!! i’m looking for some uplifting , maybe cozy books that will help you feel better when you just feel meh:/ any genre is welcome<3
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I love reading classic novels and as I was reading jane eyre today, it got me thinking, what books would you consider to be modern classics or what books do you think will become classics in the future?
I’m really interested in seeing what everyone thinks ☺️