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title says it itself! there are a plethora of books out there and i randomly had this idea to ask while at work today and so i want to ask it to you all!
share books or book series that you think soul make a great adaptation as a movie or tv show! bonus points if you explain why!
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The Empress of Salt and Fortune
Nghi Vo
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haneulnophi commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
If this gets removed, I understand because it's an odd question
This is for the boundlings who used to read strictly YA but I was wondering , what age did you start reading more NA ( new adult ) books ? If you remember what your first NA book was, by who?
Mine was Icebreaker by Hannah Grace , don't judge please , then I moved onto The Twisted Series by Ana Huang, then Emily Rath Jacksonville Rays
As a Canadian, I am more drawn towards hockey, and yes, I know a lot of people don't like these 3 series, but they hold value to me even if they seem cringe
If you don't read NA books , what are your favorite YA books ?
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Write It Down, Make It Happen: Knowing What You Want And Getting It
Henriette Anne Klauser
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haneulnophi commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
So I've developed a little conundrum now that summer has rolled around. I've been using my phone for library-loaned ebooks and only been using physical loans when the ebook isn't available. I've noticed that when I read poolside, my phone tends to overheat (even when it's just sitting next to me unused). It's been consistently 90°F/32°C+ so I'm not surprised that I've run into this issue, but I obviously don't want to damage my phone. All this is just to ask: do ereaders overheat or get warm at all when used outdoors in higher temperatures? Double question: I can link Libby, and hence my library ebooks, to an ereader right? If the answers are no and yes respectively, I'm thinking this might be my solution, but I just wanted to get some more input. Thanks in advance and for reading this far!
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Disappoint Me
Nicola Dinan