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TW: violence, gore, SA, animal abuse, child abuse
This was an intense story of two women surviving within a brutal branch of the yakuza. Action-packed and fast-paced, but the last two chapters were, for me, slightly lacking in plot depth.
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American Teenager: How Trans Kids Are Surviving Hate and Finding Joy in a Turbulent Era
Nico Lang
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Lighthearted, silly, and funny! Instead of being plot-driven, the chapters are more like short slice of life episodes that poke fun at how his old habits translate into married life.
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So I am thinking about starting a second round of Around the World reading (the first I did with folktale collections). And since I love reading women's memoirs and (auto)biographies, I was thinking about reading one from every country. And since PB has such a nice international community, I'm going to ask: if your own country (or culture!) was represented by a woman (who has a memoir/diary/bio published), whom would you recommend for me to read? (I read English, Hungarian, and Spanish)
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I'm fascinated by astrology and the concept of the "Big Three" in a chart. I started thinking about it in the context of my reading experience and was curious what others would say!
âSun: the genre the world associates with you, usually your most read or most talked about in your reading lifespan âœMoon: the genre you might not broadcast to the world, and people may be surprised you read, but find yourself drawn to or curious about âRising: the genre you resonate with the most, or the genre your reading taste is evolving towards
I'm a Fantasyâ Thriller/Horror✠Speculative Fiction â
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How do y'all find the self control to stay away from tik tok and actually read your books. I feel like every time I sit down it's just easier to sit and doom scroll than it is to read and I want to get away from that. I'd delete tik tok but it's so hard since I get so many good book recommendations there.
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Hi everyone âșïž
I was doing some research on pregnancy books, but websites and list always show the same book âWhat to expectâŠâ.
So I was hoping maybe some of you could help me by recommend me some books about the subject, on pregnancy, maternity, fertility, etc. đ«ą
Iâm not pregnant haha but my husband and I are hoping to start our family soon, so I want to do as much research as possible.
Than you for your help in advance âšđ«¶đŒ
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Adult Children of Emotionally Immature Parents: How to Heal from Distant, Rejecting, or Self-Involved Parents
Lindsay C. Gibson
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Iâm looking for a book with found family of a group (i.e. Six of Crows, Heroes of Olympus) where thereâs some sort of quest or journey they need to go on or at least a goal they need to achieve. Any recs?
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I feel like this could have also made for a good action/gekiga manga. Somewhat reminds me of the KDrama My Name just based on the theme of a woman fighting for herself in a male-dominated gang environment. Iâm interested in where this will go next.