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A Stage Set for Villains
Shannon J. Spann
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Six of Crows
Leigh Bardugo
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I need advice from Grishaverse and Bardugo fans. I honestly had NO idea Six of Crows was a duology that follows a trilogy lol. đ¤Śââď¸ Do I pause my reading and start from the beginning? I donât want spoilers for the first trilogy and feel like Iâm going to really enjoy the series. Thank you for any and all perspectives!! â¨đ
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I hope the formatting switch to stage directions continues. It would be a really cool way to distinguish between reality and the Plays, or even to blend the two as Riven falls deeper. Already loving the vibes though!
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A Witch's Guide to Magical Innkeeping
Sangu Mandanna
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I had the loveliest time reading this book! It was the epitome of cozy fantasy and I want to move to Sera's inn asap.
I remember feeling ambivalent about Mandanna's first cozy witch book, but this one totally won me over! It represents peak found family, feels like a literal warm hug and gives you the courage to confront your own life and ghosts. Sera and Luke were very touching and I even shed a tear at one specific moment of Luke's vulnerability because of how much I related to him.
Did I find the writing a bit disjointed at times? I felt we jumped forward a bit too often and I would have liked to linger more in certain scenes. But in some ways, it was more realistic that way. Character arcs aren't solved in one moment, it takes us days, weeks if not months to resolve something or come to the conclusion that yes we have fallen in love with someone and we are going to do something about it.
Will 100% reread to prolong my stay at this magical inn.
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A Witch's Guide to Magical Innkeeping
Sangu Mandanna
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So I was looking at my profile and my jaw DROPPED because excuse me?!? Iâm ONE book away from completing my reading goal for the year?!? What the heck?????
I picked my goal this year off of what I read the year before. I managed 62 totalllll for the 2025 year, so I didnât think at allllll that I would surpass 66 this year?! I did read a handful of graphic novels, which significantly bumped up my reading count, and Iâm pretty sure Iâve been prioritizing reading more this year, so those were some unexpected things.
How do you decide your reading goal? Is it random, based on something, or just your favourite number?