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37 • They/Them • Appalachian Queer ⛰️ SciFi & Fantasy with a dollop of History 🏰🛸 Grilled Cheese Enthusiast • Playing a RPG probably 👾🐈📚🍵🌸

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Lady Knights Who Like Other Ladies
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Midnight Timetable: A Novel in Ghost Stories
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  • The Empress of Salt and Fortune
    So you've reached the end & you like it but don't *love* it

    I just wanted to say, this book isn't my favorite of The Singing Hills cycle but there's so much more to discover if you keep with it. Mammoths at the Gates changed the way I think.

    Even if you were just so-so on this series I recommend changing gears and reading in chronological order. A Long & Speaking Silence is fantastic.

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  • The Isle in the Silver Sea
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  • The Isle in the Silver Sea
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    Jul 16, 2026
    The Isle in the Silver Sea
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    Enjoyment: Quality: Characters: Plot:
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    Once upon a time there were 2 books made into 1.

    A rushed ending but the heart of the tale stands firm. Doomed lovers. Sapphic romance. Lady knights, witch tattoos, and much to say about authoritarianism and what it means to be "British." An easy adventure read.

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  • Favorite book of the year?

    What is your favorite book that you've read this year so far? I think mine would be either Circe by Madeline Miller either The Poppy War by RF Kuang. Circe made me feel understood like no one or no book ever did before, felt like I wasn't the only woman in the world misunderstood and brought my heart a bit of healing The Poppy War brought me anything BUT healing, but the world building, the characters, the plot, the war strategy... Never have my brain felt this satiated by a book and it was amazing

    Tell me about yours!!

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  • Question of the Day!

    Good evening Bookaholics!!

    I have a good question for you all today!

    If you could only read 2 genres for the rest of your life, what would they be? 🤔

    Personally, it would be Romance and Classics for me. I feel like romance itself can have so many subgenres within the book, and classics itself is such a huge range with so many different genres that all fit into 'classical literature'!

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