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I know we all love reading, but do you ever feel "burnt out" from it? Like, unmotivated? I planned to read today, but I felt so exhausted that I wound up rewatching Hunger Games instead 😅
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I know we all love reading, but do you ever feel "burnt out" from it? Like, unmotivated? I planned to read today, but I felt so exhausted that I wound up rewatching Hunger Games instead 😅
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I know we all love reading, but do you ever feel "burnt out" from it? Like, unmotivated? I planned to read today, but I felt so exhausted that I wound up rewatching Hunger Games instead 😅
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So in my country we have this amazing thing for the people that turn 18 were you are given money to spend on cultural activities or media, that means free books😎 I’ve been on the search of books to build the perfect list but all of them are really dense and sad and though i love big sad books sometimes I struggle and i would love some lighter recomendations, they don’t have to be short , just engaging enough for me to not stop reading or dnfing them, maybe some romance, or a contemporary idk i trust all of you with your recs
Thankyou!!
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Does anyone know how to find the email you’ve logged in with?
I’ve tried my two main ones on browser (started on the app) and they’re started like new accounts and I really don’t want to lose my progress 😅
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Are any of you guys writers? I’m interested in the link between how much people read and whether that translates over to writing.
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Have you ever read a piece of someone’s bio and immediately thought “yep follow” or just laughed. If so what was it?! (I love a personality bio)
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Collins is evil, and this is her best work. I cried my eyes out over characters we knew little of, devastated over how they effected Haymitch. Getting his story and realizing the suffering he went through in his arena, most of which was merely him surviving. The epilogue is perhaps the best writing of contemporary authors in the world, showcasing real-life grief, survivor's guilt, and recovery in a succinct and moving way.
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Sunrise on the Reaping (The Hunger Games, #0.5)
Suzanne Collins
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Hi friends! I was curious if any of y’all also happen to work at a bookstore? I work at a wine bar/bookstore hybrid & I’ve found that working there has really influenced my reading choices and habits & I’d love to discuss with others working the same kind of jobs :)
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Have you ever read a piece of someone’s bio and immediately thought “yep follow” or just laughed. If so what was it?! (I love a personality bio)
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Sunrise on the Reaping (The Hunger Games, #0.5)
Suzanne Collins