Sunflower_Witch commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
Alright y'all-I'm back on my mythological hyperfixation so what is your favorite myth (can be any culture) and which book retelling do you like best?
Sunflower_Witch commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
Looking for recommendations of true slow burns or yearning romances.
Haven’t been able to found any, the last one that was sold to me as a slow burn was anything but slow lol. So, any recommendations??
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Let the Right One In
John Ajvide Lindqvist
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I’ve never seen someone email in this way before. I think it’s funny but also totally unrealistic. Anyone else?
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Fictional(?) Dystopian Societies ✊🏛️🆘
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If you think real world societies are bad (you'd be right)... get a load of *these.*
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This is feeling incredibly similar to The Honey Witch, maybe a little more engaging. The same vibe.
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a dude and their house
books/series where at least part of the plot is about a dude (gender neutral & for the vibes 🙂↕️) and their weird attachment to a house (please note attachment to said house may not be fully explored until later books)
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Mosses, Liverworts, and Hornworts of the World: A Guide to Every Order (A Guide to Every Family)
Joanna Wilbraham
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Magical Moss
At 450 million years old, mosses are one of the oldest living things on the planet. They are hugely ecologically important and hold cultural significance around the world.
Here is a selection of books to help you learn about, identify and appreciate these amazing plants.
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Gathering Moss: A Natural and Cultural History of Mosses
Robin Wall Kimmerer
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Sunflower_Witch commented on a post from the Founder Announcements forum
Context: As Pagebound grows, we have been brainstorming sustainable ways to create more Quests that the community is eager to see. We're trialing a new idea for a community-voted Quest, inspired by a List. More info in the last post I made in Founder's Announcements.
For the past week, Pagebound Royalty members have submitted nominations for Lists to inspire Quests. Jennifer and I have gone through and ensured all the Lists you'll be voting on meet our Quest guidelines. There are 86 Lists eligible for you to vote on, and you can find them in this spreadsheet.
There will be 3 winning Lists selected from different genre categories. You can vote for up to 3 lists from different genres. Submit your votes via this form through end of day April 8th. Take note of the Quest type when voting (Column C in the spreadsheet)! Many nominated Lists share a theme but vary in length. Preference for a Side vs Main Quest could help you decide which to vote for. Most Lists will be Side Quests, but Lists with many books (~60+) will be Main Quests.
The creators of the winning Lists will be able to accept/reject. If they accept, we will create a Quest inspired by their List, adapting the title & book list as necessary to fit Quest constraints. If they decline, we'll ask the runner-up! The resulting Quest will not be open to book additions since there will not be anyone actively maintaining the book list (similar to when a Main Quest hits its 100 book cap and is closed to further additions).
If this is a good experience for the community, we plan to run this List nomination + voting process quarterly. Our goals here are to encourage quality List-making, give the entire community a voice in Quest creation in a sustainable way, acknowledge our Royalty supporters, and create some exciting, diverse Quests!
Thanks for voting! Jennifer & Lucy
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Mooncakes
Suzanne Walker
Sunflower_Witch commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
Book recs for books that aren’t popular on Booktok/Bookstagram/Booktube? I’ll go first:
Self-Portrait with Boy by Rachel Lyon
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The Odyssey
Homer Homer