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SAKAMOTO DAYS 1
Yuto Suzuki
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Free? In This Economy?
Times are tough… Here is a list of books that I was able to find as free audiobooks available on YouTube or Spotify!
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disability pride - grief, mourning, protest & rage
in honor of disability pride month, here is a series on the colours of the flag! the last (but certainly not least) colour on this flag is black, or grey, depending on who you ask. these colours are the most powerful of the bunch, since they represent those in the disability community who have died due to ableism, eugenics, suicide, illness and abuse. books in this list will be fiction and non-fiction. as always, please feel free to comment ur recs!
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WARNING: insufferable male protagonists
not "morally ambiguous/unlikeable characters", no I'm talking about I want to smack his incel ass-levels of dkhjfdbhjgj
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Hi everyone! This quest has such a fun theme!
I was wondering how you all manage to remember things you learn when reading nonfiction books. Every time I read one, no matter how interesting the topic is, I always forget basically everything once I’m done. I want to become a fun fact fiend like all of you, but I struggle with remembering things. It’s just like in college how I would study then immediately forget everything after a test was over 😭
I don’t want to have to take constant notes and make flashcards and whatnot just like studying for a class, since it feels like that takes so long and sucks the fun out of reading, but is that the only way to memorize and learn? To me, it feels like everyone is able to read a nonfiction book and just automatically memorize everything, when I can only remember two or three things 🥲
Would love to get your thoughts and tips and suggestions on retaining more info I read! Thanks everyone 🩷
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There Is No Antimemetics Division
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This is delightfully creepy and engrossing, like some of the best paranormal and/or horror podcasts. The audiobook probably elevates the effect with the music and sound effects between chapters and the voice acting. The concept of memes and antimemes literally existing as entities to fight is an interesting one, and this book can be read both for pure entertainment value, or for the statements that it makes about the best, worst, and norm of humanity.
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Not Your Founding Father: How a Nonbinary Minister Became America's Most Radical Revolutionary
Nina Sankovitch
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Forgive Us Our Trespasses: Religious Horror
Bronze: Finished 5 Main Quest books.
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This volume quickly became my favorite of the series so far! We get additional backstory, character motivations, world-building, and lots of intense action scenes. The main characters are growing on me even more as a found family, and I like how each character represents a different perspective of society. Loving the commentary on human rights, social media, commodification, and misogyny.
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MUJINA INTO THE DEEP 3
Inio Asano
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