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juneandday005 commented on a List
āThe government wouldnāt do thatā
āOh yes they would.ā
Reading is ALWAYS political!
Feel free to recommend your own in the comments (fiction and nonfiction) and letās create a list of books about people + systems + power !! Would love any recs to diversify this list too, knowledge is power people !
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I've been going through a surge of interest on how systemic racism and colorism are discussed and portrayed on fiction and childrens lit but since it is a low key specific topic I wanted to ask the community, specially when it comes to childrens lit, am so lost in tha regard. The genre doesn't really matter ngl, i love me some science fiction for reference but it doesn't have to be. Just anything that y'all think might be interesting/insightful reads.šāāļøš
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Married with Benefits
Ellie Palmer
juneandday005 commented on notbillnye's update
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juneandday005 commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
What are your favourite childrenās books and why? Iād love to hear as much detail as you can. Iām a supply teacher and Iām always looking for recommendations to have on hand. Sometimes if I canāt get the book in person Iāll try to find a readaloud on YouTube. Iām so passionate about them and believe theyāre really beneficial for teens and adults too! Thank you :)
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juneandday005 commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
Calling all dragon-romantasy people!!
I'm participating in a book swap in which you ask the other person about their likes and dislikes in a book and based on that you buy them a book. My book-partner told me she loves romantasy with dragons, enemies/rivals to lovers, trials and games, morally grey/black mmc, one bed/horse, and she likes spice. She doesn't love second chance.
She's read the famous ones like Fourth Wing, Serpent and the Wings of Night, When the Moon Hatched etc.
Google AI is very disappointing with amazing but non-existant recommendations and I don't really read fantasy (apart from some cozy fantasy every now and then), so please help a romance girl out with you best recommendations :)
juneandday005 commented on pearl_reads's update
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A Love Like the Sun
Riss M. Neilson
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The Bridge Back to You
Riss M. Neilson
juneandday005 commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
Hi! Romance is a genre that has never been one of my favourites, maybe because the few romance books I've read are not the greatest and most of the modern romance books I can buy in bookshops aren't that appealing to me (mostly dark romance and coleen hover-esque books and NO WAY I'm reading that).It has always been hard to find truly good and interesting books that only focus on romance for me, my favourite love stories are always subplots so they don't get much time on screen unfortunately
So I trust your taste on recommending other kinds of romance, as a reference on some romances I did like (pride and prejudice, emma, the romance in the lunar chronicles saga is cute too, in a more unserious way I enjoyed "my roommate is a vampire", wings of starlight and obviously the romance in The hunger games) I can't say much else because as I said I barely read romance. I also like slow burns in sagas (with romance as a subplot), good character building, mostly historical or fantasy settings and I don't mind sad books, but if they are sillier I don't care. I've been watching the bridgertons, I heard that the books are not the greatest, but I wouldn't read all of them I think, only a few of them so tell me if that's worth it. Also, for a reference on romances I didn't liked : the love hypothesis (It was mid, but I wouldn't read more of the author) the cruel prince (first book ok, but I never got past the 2nd one)
Thanks beforehand for the recs, people have amazing taste in this app so I trust all of you!.
juneandday005 commented on pykora's update
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As Long as the Lemon Trees Grow
Zoulfa Katouh
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Voices of the Nakba: A Living History of Palestine
Rosemary Sayigh