In celebration of ✨more stats✨, I’m curious if there’s anything in the new details that had any of you like

For me, it was the Superlatives for March. According to Most Anticipated, I had apparently had Her Body and Other Parties by Carmen Maria Machado in my library for 1400 days, aka almost 4 years, which yea, sounds about right. Worst is, the stats are still inaccurate (no fault to PB, just too new for my failures), cause The Night Circus, which I read same month, had def been waiting longer 💀

Just when you think your 700+ year old dragon boyfriend couldn't get any hotter, he can play the cello? Sign me up.

Not particularly relevant to the book but I'm blaming the neurospicy brain.

Glue has a very long history, with (from my knowledge) the oldest known glue having been made and used by Neanderthals. Although glue wouldn't gain popularity in Europe until the 15 to 17 hundreds. It could have been produced by either cooking animal skins or plants. Synthetic glue was invented around the 1920s and production of animalistic glue would start to decline. So no Elmers glue is not named after the first horse to be turned into glue and the glue you buy today is most likely a synthetic one.