borealopelta
knowledge is like water and i'm always fucking thirsty 🏳️🌈 she/they 📍spain 🌊🐚🌞🪸🪼
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honeydijon finished a book
Lighthousekeeping
Jeanette Winterson
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honeydijon completed their yearly reading goal of 100 books!
honeydijon's 2026 Reading Challenge
95borealopelta started reading...
Sunbringer (Fallen Gods #2)
Hannah Kaner
0borealopelta commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
What was the most fast-paced book you read? I'd love to hear about your experience!
12borealopelta commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
hi hi!! since we’re nearing the end of the month i was wondering what are you guys’ reading plans for what remains of august!! any books you’re in the middle of and want to finish before september starts? any books you’d like to squeeze in?
my august tbr was hard to achieve because i was too ambitious and i had quite a hectic month but i’m gonna try my best to stick to it until the end!!
84borealopelta commented on franxannie's update
borealopelta is interested in reading...
El verano de la serpiente
Cecilia Eudave
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borealopelta wrote a review...
the spanish edition was a bit choppy and repetitive but i learned a lot especially from a historical perspective! EVERYONE should read this
0borealopelta finished a book
Decolonising the Palestinian Mind
Haidar Eid
0borealopelta commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
hi boundlings, i just finished the everlasting by alix e harrow and it totally redefined a 5-star rating for me - i would give it 6 stars, 7 stars, all the stars. so i’m curious to know what books have done the same for you!
other 6-star reads for me have been:
- cloud cuckoo land, anthony doerr
- beartown, frederick backman
- the demon king, cinda williams chima
- anna karenina, leo tolstoy
i am craving more 6-star reads in my life, so share away 🫶
27borealopelta commented on borealopelta's update
borealopelta wrote a review...
“we are lucky, even the worst of us, because daylight comes.”
overall what i liked the most was silver’s story, together with the themes of storytelling, time & space, family, and destiny. winterson’s prose is beautiful and the way she curates her characters is amazing.
however, today (of all days) i learned that she supports AI so i probably won’t continue reading her work, unless she rectifies her stance
0borealopelta finished a book
Lighthousekeeping
Jeanette Winterson
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borealopelta commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
hi hi!! since we’re nearing the end of the month i was wondering what are you guys’ reading plans for what remains of august!! any books you’re in the middle of and want to finish before september starts? any books you’d like to squeeze in?
my august tbr was hard to achieve because i was too ambitious and i had quite a hectic month but i’m gonna try my best to stick to it until the end!!
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hi hi!! since we’re nearing the end of the month i was wondering what are you guys’ reading plans for what remains of august!! any books you’re in the middle of and want to finish before september starts? any books you’d like to squeeze in?
my august tbr was hard to achieve because i was too ambitious and i had quite a hectic month but i’m gonna try my best to stick to it until the end!!
84borealopelta commented on snailtay0228's update
