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I mostly like reading for escapism, but sometimes I need something that changes my entire perspective on the world šŸ¦‹

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Sarah J Maasverse
Games & Trials
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Reading...The Edge of Solitude
My Taste
The Starless Sea
When the Moon Hatched (Moonfall, #1)
This is How You Lose the Time War
Kingdom of Ash (Throne of Glass, #7)
Project Hail Mary

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Nocticadia

Nocticadia

Keri Lake

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Someone You Can Build a Nest In

Someone You Can Build a Nest In

John Wiswell

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The Tainted Cup (Shadow of the Leviathan, #1)

The Tainted Cup (Shadow of the Leviathan, #1)

Robert Jackson Bennett

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The Crimson Moth (The Crimson Moth, #1)

The Crimson Moth (The Crimson Moth, #1)

Kristen Ciccarelli

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  • The Atlas Six (The Atlas, #1)
    DNF at 60%

    I almost never DNF and I really wanted to like this because I found the premise quite interesting but my gOD I simply do not care, which is a rare response when you're 60% in

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  • R. F. Kuang

    I’ve been meaning to start reading R. F. Kuang’s books and was wondering if there’s a recommended order? I know they’re not all part of the same universe, but I remember seeing a post somewhere a little while ago that suggested reading The Poppy War series before Babel, and I’m curious if others agree or have a preferred order

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  • The Secret of Secrets (Robert Langdon, #6)
    Excited!

    My hopes of a new Dan Brown book have come true and I can’t wait to read it! Anyone else a fan?

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  • The Honey Witch
    amira
    Mar 30, 2025
    3.5
    Enjoyment: 3.0Quality: 3.5Characters: 3.0Plot: 3.5

    I was excited going into this and had pretty high hopes. While it was sweet and had its charms, something just didn’t quite click for me. I didn’t feel immersed in the story and at times I was having to push myself to get through it - not because it was bad, but because it just didn’t pull me in the way I expected. I would say it’s a nice read between heavier series.

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  • šŸ“šāœļø Do You Annotate Your Books?

    I used to be hesitant about annotating my books. The idea of writing in them felt almost wrong at first, like I was ruining something. But eventually, I gave it a try, starting with the most basic things—highlighting quotes, marking šŸ’• romance, 😢 sad, 😊 happy moments, and categorizing everything in a very structured way. For a while, I did it with every book I read, even when I didn’t truly feel connected to the story. It became more of a habit than a meaningful experience. But over time, I realized that annotation should be personal, not just a mechanical process. Now, I only annotate books that genuinely speak to me—ones that make me think šŸ¤”, feel deeply ā¤ļø, or that I know I’ll want to revisit šŸ”„. šŸ“šāœļø Do you annotate your books? If so, do you prefer doing it with certain genres or specific types of stories? I’d love to hear about your approach! šŸ’¬šŸ˜Š

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