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Made for the Movies 🎥⭐😎
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Books that made it on the big screen
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The Lies of Locke Lamora (Gentleman Bastard, #1)
Scott Lynch
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Is it just me or sometimes when there's a really delicious dinner made you prefer to read a guaranteed fun and good book while eating it? Like Percy Jackson and Harry Potter are my go-to (somehow they're always lying around and within reach lol) but what's your...food...book? (yk what I'm trying to say??😭)
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Every so often I think about the novels I read a kid. I'm typically reminded of series that I read into my adolescence with much of Rick Riordan populating those memories, as well as the odd flicker of Eragon (typically as its movie adaptation). On the rare occasion though, The Ranger's Apprentice pops up, and reminds me of how much I loved the series despite how little staying power it has. Its just such a strong memory despite how uncommonly I mull over the experience, so I was curious to hear of any similar experiences that others might have. Are there other books that feel forgotten to both time and your own memories, but still hold a special place in your heart?
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Is it just me or sometimes when there's a really delicious dinner made you prefer to read a guaranteed fun and good book while eating it? Like Percy Jackson and Harry Potter are my go-to (somehow they're always lying around and within reach lol) but what's your...food...book? (yk what I'm trying to say??😭)
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What is one micro trope you hate to read? I'm not talking about the big ones like ennemies-to-lovers, found family, etc but the small ones that add details in the story and build up to the climax of the book
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I wanna read more Australian fiction that isn't Picnic at Hanging Rock or Jasper Jones - although I loved both - any recommendations?
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*waves because i'm shy and new here* what is your favourite fandom?? obviously I wouldn't know all of em but I'd love to know your interests :)
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*waves because i'm shy and new here* what is your favourite fandom?? obviously I wouldn't know all of em but I'd love to know your interests :)
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Cozy Fantasy ✨☕️🤗
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Fictional books that feel like a warm hug, featuring magic and whimsy and perfectly happy endings. These are lower on stakes and higher on good vibes!
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