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Wynnrie completed their yearly reading goal of 100 books!







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Mad Sisters of Esi
Tashan Mehta
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Not that he recognized both scientific equipment and formulas or had sudden flashes of memories but he still couldn't find his name and job, until...
āI like kids. Huh. Just a feeling. But I like them. They're cool. They're fun to hang out with.
I'm a single man in my thirties who lives alone in a small apartment. I don't have any kids, but I like kids a lot. I don't like where this is going...
A teacher! I'm a schoolteacher! I remember it now! Oh, thank God. I'm a teacher.ā
His self-identity crisis had cracked me upš¤£š¤£
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"d = 1/2 a à t² so a = 2 à d / t²"
Reminiscing about those formulas I learned in school around a decade ago while I'm reading sci-fi book at 4 a.m is not on my agendaš¤§š¤£
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That nursery rhyme about 'Ten Little Indians' really creeps me out... I'm even more shocked when I find out the original titleš°
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twinklebunny55 completed their yearly reading goal of 12 books!







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Kiki's Delivery Service (Kiki's Delivery Service, #1)
Eiko Kadono
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"What's 2 + 2?"
"What's the cube root of 8?"
That's me insisting on repeating the same questions to my students when they give incorrect answers lol (ć»Ļć»)
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Project Hail Mary
Andy Weir
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Andy Weir
baeyipyip commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
What's your reading alignment? Pick your DnD-style reading type and defend your answer.
Lawful Good: finishes the TBR, shows up for book club prepared Neutral Good: reads with heart and always has a thoughtful rec Chaotic Good: mood reader with good intentions and no structure Lawful Neutral: lives for reading goals, trackers, and neat little systems True Neutral: reads what sounds good and minds their business Chaotic Neutral: chooses books based on vibes, impulse, and minor delusion Lawful Evil: treats reading like a competitive sport Neutral Evil: DNFs fast and does not trust hype Chaotic Evil: currently reading six books and buying eight more
I'm probably chaotic good with occasional neutral evil tendencies. I cannot give you any semblance of a pattern to my reading choices, it's just wherever the vibes take me. The PDA of my neurodivergent brain can lean neutral evil in response to popular recs, but I'm trying to resist this tendency because I really don't want to be projecting the "not like other girls" energy that this can sometimes put forth (in my case, certainly not for every person identifying with this category).
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Another bunch of people is being invited to a strange island? Okay lezgooo š¤
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Another bunch of people is being invited to a strange island? Okay lezgooo š¤
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