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hypjoon

I read a lot of classics, mainly in English and occasionally in German. I currently try to explore a wider variety of genres.

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Made for the Movies
British & Irish Classic Literature
Horror Starter Pack Vol I
My Taste
Hamlet
The Myth of Sisyphus
A Dowry of Blood
The Temple of the Golden Pavilion
A Tale for the Time Being
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Long After We Are Gone
60%
Deine Zeit zu sein: Erkenne, was dich zurückhält und führe das Leben, das du verdienst | Impulse für ein authentisches Leben (German Edition)
53%
Hannah: Roman (German Edition)
43%

October 2026

Mirror LakeDraculaCold ClayShady HollowA Clockwork OrangeHannah: Roman (German Edition)EmmaThe Last Olympian The Battle of the LabyrinthLong After We Are GoneThe Princess TrapThe Most Unusual Haunting of Edgar LovejoyThe Ornithologist's Field Guide to Love How to Be EatenDeath of the AuthorSunrise on the ReapingBlack Sun

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  • Frankenstein

    Frankenstein

    Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley

    Thoughts from 23% (page 60)

    When do they kiss?

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  • Persuasion

    Persuasion

    Jane Austen

    Thoughts from 37% (page 97)

    Austen’s books really remind you that they're written and set in the 18th century in SO many ways, from the misogyny to the inheritance laws. Like what do you mean some random man can inherit my family’s entire money and estate just because he happens to have a dick?! I know that was normal back then and at some point I expect things like that exist in classic books, but girl it still pisses me off so bad 🫠

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