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meggirl94 completed their yearly reading goal of 60 books!







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Yesteryear
Caro Claire Burke
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Made From Scratch - Trad Wives Books
Ready to take a deep dive into the rabbit hole of motherhood, food, Mormonism, and the cult-like trad wife trend?
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Yesteryear
Caro Claire Burke
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The Story of Birds: A New History from Their Dinosaur Origins to the Present
Steve Brusatte
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The Story of Birds: A New History from Their Dinosaur Origins to the Present
Steve Brusatte
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for your inner dinosaur kid
Nonfiction about prehistoric life guaranteed to reawaken the child within who couldn't get enough of it all, when the end of the Cretaceous felt as far away as when their designated adults were grade schoolers.
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for your inner dinosaur kid
Nonfiction about prehistoric life guaranteed to reawaken the child within who couldn't get enough of it all, when the end of the Cretaceous felt as far away as when their designated adults were grade schoolers.
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Happy Earth Day! Hope everyone gets a moment to give a little love back to the planet that does so much for us š
I know there's some lists floating around out there, but if you have any specific books you loved, please feel free to drop them below!
I'll always recommend Silent Spring by Rachel Carson and Serviceberry by Robin Wall Kimmerer.
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Iām going to try and stop myself from ranting about this for too long but my god! When people find out I read a lot and enjoy reading, the response I usually get is āoh I havenāt read ten books in my whole life how do you do over a hundred a year?ā Or āI havenāt picked up a book up since I was a kidā and I just think???? What? How can you take pride in aiding the statistics that suggest that we, as as a collective, are not as well-read as generations before? I get people live busy lives, but to take pride in just not picking up a book since you were a kid is a horrifying thought to me.
Edit - my GOD yāall came with such good arguments for and against this and all the discussions are so considerate and polite so thank you all for creating a safe place for people to share their opinions on this š©·
Anyway, rant over š
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xoxo.greyquill TBR'd a book

Dominion (The Silk and Iron Trilogy #1)
Jean Kwok
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shugabooga set their yearly reading goal to 12

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I don't read a lot of Epic Sci Fi because although I really love the idea, I'm rarely hooked by the execution. Long, dense books are a struggle to get through unless I am fully engaged in the plot.
I was so surprised to be sucked in early to both the mystery and the action story lines.
Unfortunately I did not like the main characters much at all, and these authors remind me why I almost exclusively read works written by women. Miller's connection or 'relationship' to Julie came across as incredibly creepy and weird. Naomi got a bit of development, but it seemed like it was only to make her more attractive to the men on her crew. This book does not pass the Bechdel quest that's for sure. Shout out to Amos though. He's alright.
So I stuck it out for the plot and got a satisfying resolution by the end. I don't feel the need to continue the series.