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every day i long to look and sound as this plague doctor. yâknow, not unattractive, not unhandsome, but curiously barren of the phenotypes that mark the human species, androgynous in a way that makes you think of dolls and polished, hand-carved things.
jokes aside, thatâs a very interesting way of describing the plague doctor⌠whose name i havenât learned yet and have a feeling i never will. only a few pages in but enjoying it so far. already so gory and good.
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The Salt Grows Heavy
Cassandra Khaw
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YA Thrillers
These books are all thrillers for YA. Whether they are psychological thrillers (my favorite!) or not, they'll be on here. If you didn't want all the gore, swearing, or explicit sexual content that sometimes accompanies adult thrillers, YA is for you! Recommendations welcomeđ.
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âAm I just your Ghislane?â Sylvie spat. âWhat?â Lila said. âYou keep me close to help with you little schemes and then ditch me as soon as I become an inconvenience.â Sylvie put her hands on Lilaâs shoulders and shoved her backwards. âAm I your Ghislane?â she cried. âI thought we were both Epstein.â*
Iâm posting this, un-spoilered, because I think every future reader deserves to see that this is the disgusting bullshit this book will force you to read. A sapphic couple in a fight, and one of them compared themselves to a horrific pedophile child trafficker as if itâs a cutesy flirting bid for attention. Iâm horrified the author wrote this, Iâm horrified it made it past the cutting room floor and into the arc version. I can only hope it will be removed in the final printing, but buyer beware.
Edit: It is in the final print version, confirmed
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Cruelty Free
Caroline Glenn
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How many paused books do you guys have? And will you get back to them? I use it as a soft DNF, knowing i'll eventually read it (it might be a year, oops) but sometimes I do DNF eventually. Would love to know your thoughts :)
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Not sure this is best place to post this question, so I apologize in advance if this isnât the appropriate place. I was worried if I posted to PB Club, it would get buried. But thereâs also not a specific quest that aligns to what exactly Iâm looking for, though this one is the closest.
Basically, Iâm looking for recommendations for horror books where the setting is contained to a single small location (e.g. farm, school campus, etc.) or a single building, but NOT a haunted house (e.g. hospital, sanatorium, hotel, etc.).
Hopefully this makes sense?đ
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Hey everyone, my go too reads are spooky, thriller, crime genres but Iâd love some book ideas. I love Tim Burton, Harry Potter, Coraline (you defo get the gistđ) if anyone has ideas or other genre of books, I would love to see what you recommend đŤśđťâ¨
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Talking about frog eggs:
"The fat round eggs remind me of being pregnant. The sensation of carrying around my own wiggling tadpole in my own warm pond within."
I know how Wall Kimmerer means this, but this description reads as body horror to me đ
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Asking for book reccs! Does anyone know any A literary or contemporary debut published in 2026 with complicated characters! Preferably short!
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Concrete Botany: The Ecology of Plants in the Age of Human Disturbance
Joey Santore
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Gathering Moss: A Natural and Cultural History of Mosses
Robin Wall Kimmerer
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Gathering Moss: A Natural and Cultural History of Mosses
Robin Wall Kimmerer