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Relish: My Life in the Kitchen
Lucy Knisley
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All Fours
Miranda July
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The English Patient
Michael Ondaatje
bunsenburner finished reading and wrote a review...
campy and silly, very nice short read
bunsenburner commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
We made it yay! it's friday (for most North/South America folks)
I hope everyone had a wonderful week, and if you had a hard time, you are seen and I feel you friend.
Now that being said, what is the most Freaky (unhinged, creepy, weird) Feral, and/or Funniest Read you read this week!?
For Funniest book this week was The Spellshop for the Fall Readalong. I had a good time laughing
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I think i liked it? I enjoyed the ending but I didn't find most of the characters likable, which isn't bad, just a personal preference. The dogs and mini donkeys are very cute though
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I really want to like this story but I’m having a hard time connecting to it. Something about the narration style isn’t quite clicking for me even though though the content and concept is right up my alley. The description says this book is “for fans of the princess bride and Gideon the ninth” and I don’t think that’s true at all. This book does not have the same tongue in cheek humor as those novels do.
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Love the Hereafterism tenant that you never reach Hereafter, you have to keep striving for a better future and never let yourself and your society ossify into the present
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Metal from Heaven
August Clarke
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Quick question what the fuck just happened (in the best way possible). I think i was confused for 45% of this book and the other 55% was me going "wow this is really good."
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Dinosaur Sanctuary, Vol. 1
Itaru Kinoshita
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this is so good, the plot is picking up pace now and I’m finding all the characters so interesting. it feels like putting puzzle pieces together to figure out how all the characters fit into each other’s lives
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Female Fantasy
Iman Hariri-Kia
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bunsenburner commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
I just finished reading Lady's Knight by Amie Kaufman & Megan Spooner, which is a historical adventure/sapphic romance that has cheeky references to a bunch of modern stuff. I love when books do this, especially lighthearted books that strive to have some silly narration. What's your take?
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I just finished reading Lady's Knight by Amie Kaufman & Megan Spooner, which is a historical adventure/sapphic romance that has cheeky references to a bunch of modern stuff. I love when books do this, especially lighthearted books that strive to have some silly narration. What's your take?
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Does anyone else get distracted while reading - not by your phone or anything, just your own brain? 😅 I’ll read a whole page, realize I absorbed none of it because I was thinking about literally anything else. Or I’ll start skipping lines and feel guilty for skimming the page for dialogue.
How do you stay mentally present when you read?
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I really enjoyed this book! I didn't love it the way I've loved other books by Amie Kaufman, but I think this was a perfect sapphic romance with drama and funny modern references throughout.