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The Red Scrolls of Magic (The Eldest Curses, #1)
Cassandra Clare
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A Dowry of Blood (A Dowry of Blood, #1)
S.T. Gibson
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Classics Starter Pack Vol I 🕯️📖🎻
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An introduction to the Classics, these books are part of the cultural zeitgeist or the 'canon' that many would recognize. Look for more niche titles in later Starter Pack volumes.
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Murder on the Orient Express (Hercule Poirot, #10)
Agatha Christie
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The Murder of Roger Ackroyd (Hercule Poirot, #4)
Agatha Christie
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I'm new to the genre, so which whodunit books would you recommend to a mystery newbie?
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I'm new to the genre, so which whodunit books would you recommend to a mystery newbie?
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The Second Death of Locke
V.L. Bovalino
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But it got me thinking - I’ve never read a book where the main characters run a podcast before. Does anyone have any recommendations for this random niche genre 😂
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So... I have never re-read a book. Not even once! 😩 Almost scandalous, I know.
But the Mistborn trilogy has been side eyeing me, saying, “C'mon, get a second shot at me.” That trilogy was my first serious experience into the epic fantasy realm. I read it and went, “Whoa, books can DO THAT?” 🤯 I've been thinking about finally taking the leap and experience all the hype about re-reading. Perhaps this can become the beginning of a great new routine. Or maybe some other new and shiny book distracts me. Who knows? 🤷♀️
Seriously, I am always a fan of people with a “comfort book.” You know, the book that's literally falling apart due to all the love. Are you coming back for the world-building, the complicated plot lines, or is it just the characters you’d invite to your imaginary dinner party? No judgment! At times, you just need to chill with your fictional crew because let's be honest, real life can't always deliver the drama (or the dragons).
So, my question is: what pulls you back into a book you’ve already read? The world itself, weird and wonderful, or the people who are like they'd text you memes at 2 am? And truthfully, what's your most dog-eared, beaten up, re-read till the pages fall apart book? Also, is there anyone who, like me, has never re-read a single book?
I’m all ears and ready for some bookish nostalgia. 🫶 Maybe we'll find some other users who love a book the same as us and have re-read it time and time again.
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what are everyone’s favorite video games?? personal favorites rn are stardew, botw/totk, tiny bookshop, rainworld, and cult of the lamb. i’m always looking for more, pls talk up your faves!!
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Hi guys! Time for another Who’s Who Wednesday where every Wednesday we get to know each other a little better and make new friends. (I cleared it with J + L)
If you participated last week, no need to make a new introduction if you don’t want to but maybe include some facts about you or an opinion you want to share. If you’re new or didn’t participate last week, introduce yourself.
I’ll go first
My name is JadeLovesBooks
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