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Before reading this book, I saw lots of people complain about the dual timelines, but I'm actually finding it very entertaining and a good storytelling technique.
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My Fault (Culpable, #1)
Mercedes Ron
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hey all! i have an assignment for an english class i'm taking this year where we have to read a fiction book about a social issue. it should be over 150-200 pages and a solid enough quality to be analyzed over a few months, i was wondering if any of you would have some suggestions of ones you've personally enjoyed? i'm fine with any topics just preferably not george orwell â¤ď¸
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hi!! this is my first post in this lovely lovely community, so Imk if this type of post is not okay. i really want to follow some people, but most of the people i get recommended to follow read a lot of books from genres i don't particularly enjoy. so i wondered if i might have better luck w a community postâŁď¸ i don't think it's necessary to specify yet what i don't enjoy, as i don't wanna be negative, bc i can always be proven wrongđ so hereâs what i do like:
đ i really enjoy literary fiction, especially the russian classics. i also like norwegian literature (both classic and contemporary). i'm also VERY interested in reading more non-western classics and litfic in general. when it comes to ÂŤeasierÂť reads (to me, at least), i love japanese and korean ÂŤhealing fictionÂť.
anyone who shares similar interests and read a lot of books within these categories?? would love to give u a followđ
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Girl on Girl: How Pop Culture Turned a Generation of Women Against Themselves
Sophie Gilbert
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Spiritual Disciplines for the Christian Life
Donald S. Whitney
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Gay Girl, Good God: The Story of Who I Was and Who God Has Always Been
Jackie Hill Perry
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Guys Iâve started this book like 3 separate times and have only ever made it like 6 chapters in. Idk what it is but I just canât get in to it, and I usually love Emily Henry Someone convince me that I need to read this!
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An Arcane Inheritance
Kamilah Cole
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Celebration of Discipline: The Path to Spiritual Growth
Richard J. Foster
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Iâm currently rereading this before the movie comes out. Iâm curious if anyone else is also rereading and, like me, is enjoying the book more the second time around. I vividly remember spending weeks trying to get through the first hundred pages and now I read fourteen chapters in one night.
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I'm liking it, even though I'm a bit tired of the friends to lovers trope in the sense that it makes it seem as if girls and boys can't be friends. I'm not a big fan of romance so this might be my first and last book of hers
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Three Holidays and a Wedding
Uzma Jalaluddin