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anya (she/her, neurodivergent, queer.) still trying to understand what kind of reader i am (definitely a slow chaotic one though.)

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Alice's Adventures in Wonderland
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Cold Clay
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She Followed the Moon Back to Herself
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Armchair Conversations on Love and Autism: Secrets of Happy Neurodiverse Couples
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Wool
54%
A Pocket Guide to Pigeon Watching: Getting to Know the World's Most Misunderstood Bird
64%
Accel World, Vol. 02: The Red Storm Princess (Accel World Light Novel, #2)
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Good Deeds
8%
The Travelling Cat Chronicles
43%
Project Hail Mary
77%
Razorblade Tears
30%

September 2026

Anna KareninaShady HollowCold Clay

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  • Thoughts from 28% (End of Part 2: The Passion and The Poop)

    I have spoiler-free general thoughts on "They use spikes to keep them away from human settlements." Sharing birdwatching experience is caring, right? 🐦

    It's so funny to me that my city is filled with those thin metal spike layered fences all over the buildings, but so many pigeons would just sit ON the spikes. Some even try to make nests there (well, pigeons being pigeons). When I just moved here and saw it once, I thought "Oh you're a weirdo birb," but now I know: people are weirdos who can't share their concrete "paradise" even with a single more species. How hateful that is!

    And don't even let me start on those ulta-/infrasonic bird deterrent/repellent devices that hurt us humans too!

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