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The Bright Years
Sarah Damoff
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It can be any type of nonfic, let’s encourage education across fields! Personally, I recommend Weapons of Math Destruction by Cathy O’Neil—it provides a good introduction to data bias, manipulation, and privacy issues that are important to be aware of in our big data era :)
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Hey y'all! I was just wondering on the spice level for this book? I heard there was good T1D rep and I am so game, but I tend to avoid explicit stuff due to personal preference. TYSM 💜
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Hello pagebound people!! I was wondering if any of y'all have recommendations for books with good diabetes representation? I was diagnosed with type 1 back in 2020, and I'd love some reads that I can relate too. Ones centered around...not old men, basically. You get my point. Thank you in advance 💜
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The Hunger Games (The Hunger Games, #1)
Suzanne Collins
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Diabetic rep
Fiction books with diabetes rep! I am not diabetic, but I was looking for books for my diabetic friend and was surprised there wasn't already a list for it. Please give me your recs!
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Hello pagebound people!! I was wondering if any of y'all have recommendations for books with good diabetes representation? I was diagnosed with type 1 back in 2020, and I'd love some reads that I can relate too. Ones centered around...not old men, basically. You get my point. Thank you in advance 💜
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reading this while also listening to white winter hymal on loop AND while being on the verge of a mental breakdown is a bad idea. Fuck it we ball.
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When I first read this book years ago, before I lost it and all my motivation to finish it due to the curse of ADHD, I had no idea it was set in the early 1950s. This re-read, two years later, is very helpful.
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I just got on the app for the first time on my phone, and honestly it's cute as hell. I usually use desktop (chrome), personally, but downloaded it on my phone for ease of access
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Murdle: Solve 100 Devilishly Devious Murder Mystery Logic Puzzles
G.T. Karber