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haneulnophi

Grew up reading murder mysteries and chick lit, currently eager to explore more. Obsessed with dinosaurs and cats, will probably read anything with both on the cover šŸ¦–šŸˆ

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  • what books do y'all believe should be adapted into films/tv shows?

    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 Constellation of Forgotten Things

    The Constellation of Forgotten Things

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    When love transcends the boundaries of time, memory, and even death itself. In the world of Reveria, broken dreams rise as trails of light across the night sky. A blacksmith's boy vanishes into rebellion. Two cosmic beings—one of Memory, one of Void—discover their forbidden love might reshape reality. The Constellation of Forgotten Things weaves together interconnected tales of love that defies impossible distances: between life and death, earth and sky, remembering and forgetting. Each story illuminates a different facet of love's power to endure—and its cost. This collection is both an act of remembrance and a celebration of the stories we tell to keep our beloveds alive, proving that some bonds transcend even the veil between worlds. Perfect for readers who love the lyricism of Madeline Miller and Alix E. Harrow, the emotional storytelling of Studio Ghibli films, and the mythic beauty of Ursula K. Le Guin's work. If you read for gorgeous language and deep feeling rather than fast plots—these stories will captivate you. Love that would change the constellations and the reality of existence.

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  • Curious

    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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  • Question for Ereader Owners

    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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