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I wish I'm reading the physical book instead of the e-book. the notes part is extensive, and I wish I could flip the pages back and forth because that would be much more interesting š it took so long for me to finish this, I even already borrowed it twice from Libby š¬
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Humans are the worst.
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I was reading chapter 12 (pages 125 to 144) and got a little confused about who was driving in this chapter. On page 126, January says ā I was fighting giggles, as I droveā which obviously implies she is driving. But on page 133, it says ā he coughed, checked his rearview mirror, went back to staring down the road ā which would imply he is driving. The chapter is very long so maybe Emily just forgot who she originally wrote was driving. Maybe I missed something in between those pages? Any clarification would be helpful! Thank you!
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First Book in Cozy Mystery Series
The starters for cozy mystery series with fun and unique themes, amateur sleuths with niche-specific jobs and hobbies, adorable animal companions (or supernatural beings), small towns with close-knit communities, may or may not include tasty recipes, and generally just some fun romp mysteries!
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I don't wanna join your cult
Books where cults are a significant part of the narrative. Some fiction, some non-fiction.
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Hi everyone! š Iām curious: How many books do you physically own? (mainly asking about physical books because my primary concern is shelf space) Are you happy with this number? Do you do regular unhauls to maintain/get closer to your ideal number? And on a related note, what percentage of those books have you actually read? š
I have about 300 books on my shelves, and Iāve currently read about 40% of them, which Iām hoping to remedy this year! (either by reading more of them or unhauling the ones Iām no longer interested in)
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I like my castles cold, my moors windswept, and my heroines swooning.
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The end of 2025 is near and I lack 4 books to complete my yearly reading goal š do you guys have books with thin pages to kickstart my reading tempo again? Thank you!
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Moving forward please comment your book suggestions for quest additions here!
I will take note of all suggestions however this does not guarantee a suggested book will be chosen for the quest. I aim to keep diversity in authors and stories in mind, and the research I put into the booklist takes this into account, as best as I possibly can.
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Greetings dear mortals, I bid you welcome to this humble Quest. Enter freely of your own will, though you may not leave the same...for the vamp lovers.
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Manifest: 7 Steps to Living Your Best Life
Roxie Nafousi
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First Book in Cozy Mystery Series
The starters for cozy mystery series with fun and unique themes, amateur sleuths with niche-specific jobs and hobbies, adorable animal companions (or supernatural beings), small towns with close-knit communities, may or may not include tasty recipes, and generally just some fun romp mysteries!
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The UK title of this book is āYou and Me on Vacationā (there are also some differences in text) and I must say it makes so much more sense than People We Meet On Vacation. They donāt meet anyone that has any bearing on the plot!
The only reason for the original title that I can think of is that maybe Poppy and Alex become different people on vacation? Alex certainly becomes more relaxed and spontaneous. So is this alluding kinda to how you can learn so much new about someoneās personality (and your own) on vacation that itās like meeting a whole-new?
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i finally get why everyone says they have no idea whatās going on š the book just throws you straight into the chaos and i constantly feel like iām missing context.
that said, the characters are so intriguing that iām still hooked. i donāt fully understand the plot yet, but i really want to understand these people (or not-people)