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How are you guys in the UK protecting your books in this heatwave?
I'm noticing a couple of my books are becoming curly and sticky. I'm keeping my curtains and windows are closed, but in true UK fashion it's not working š¤£

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The Nightmare Before Kissmas (Royals and Romance, #1)
Sara Raasch
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I thought the line writing was excellent; incredible prose. There were some fun laugh-out-loud moments.
However, this was slightly overshadowed for me by how convoluted the holiday politics were. It's kind of hard to make holidays (especially without any religious or real-world political connection) feel serious and important so it all just felt a bit silly but I appreciate the author tried! Coal was a bit of a whingey narrator and Hex felt like a flat character but by the end they were very cute!
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The Nightmare Before Kissmas (Royals and Romance, #1)
Sara Raasch
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Leaves of Grass
Walt Whitman
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Leaves of Grass
Walt Whitman
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iāll go first: āMy NEW HOUSE in JAPAN is HAUNTED by a SAMURAI?!?! (SCARY) (DONT WATCH AT 3AM)ā
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belvis commented on readswithtea's review of The Baker's Forced Breading
Iām hanging up my hat. Iām going on watch list and am going gluten free. I-I canāt even get the words for this I need time to think about how I got hereā¦

okay I slept on this and have a few more thoughts, so please hold fast while I eulogise a little bit more.
this did exactly what it said on the (bread) tin. it was non-con and the HEA was most certainly stockholm'd at best. however, I have to give the author her bread-shaped flowers for the sheer amount of bread puns she shoved in here and for hinting at a world of dough people just skinwalking out there....
all in all, not the worst thing I've read but damn if it didn't try really really hard to be the newest reason I ask God to take away my ability to comprehend english
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Forest Euphoria: The Abounding Queerness of Nature
Patricia Ononiwu Kaishian
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The Queer Principles of Kit Webb (London Highwaymen, #1)
Cat Sebastian
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The Foxhole Court (All for the Game, #1)
Nora Sakavic