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The Princess Diaries: The Graphic Novel (Princess Diaries, 1)
Meg Cabot
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The Empress of Salt and Fortune (The Singing Hills Cycle, #1)
Nghi Vo
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did all of us readers have our wattpad/ ao3 era?? and did it all start at like 10-12 bcz i feel like we are all living the same life over hereπͺ
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a gay vampire classic
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1Q84
Haruki Murakami
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just curious to kind of survey people: does anyone have a particular preference for books of a certain length? iβve realised that i generally feel more drawn towards books on the short (<300 pages) side, and im curious about peopleβs different preferences and why!
personally i like reading books that donβt have a ton of worldbuilding or plot and instead are more on the character-based or even experimental side, and those tend to be much more effective when short, but iβm curious how other people feel.
i remember someone saying about film that films under 100 minutes tend to be easier to like because of their brevity, and films over 180 minutes are easier to admire because of their ambition, but films in the middle really have to work to stand out and honestly i find that rings true not just in film but in books too! most of the doorstoppers iβve read, i really enjoyed, whereas books between 350-500 pages are more hit or miss. but curious how others feel!
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Hungerstone
Kat Dunn
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a gay vampire classic
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Carmilla
J. Sheridan Le Fanu
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