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leafystars

Soccer mom of 2, passionate about (mostly food) gardening, obsessed with iNaturalist, forester by profession. Living in Treaty 8.

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All Systems Red (The Murderbot Diaries, #1)
Saga, Vol. 1
This is How You Lose the Time War
The Adventures of Amina al-Sirafi (Amina al-Sirafi, #1)
The Serviceberry: Abundance and Reciprocity in the Natural World
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The Bullet That Missed (Thursday Murder Club, #3)The Eye of the Bedlam Bride (Dungeon Crawler Carl, #6)Six Wakes

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  • The Bullet That Missed (Thursday Murder Club, #3)
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  • Listening to audiobooks

    Lately I've been wanting to listen to audiobooks but i just cannot sit and only do that so i was wondering: what do you all do when you listen to an audiobook??? Maybe puzzles, painting, driving?? Idk give it all to me!!

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  • Reading with kids and middle school age book recs

    I read to my kids when they were younger, and as they got older (they're 9 and 12 now) they started reading on their own in their own spaces. Recently we've started reading together and I didn't realize how much I missed it. It's been a great calming evening routine - we get into our PJ's, curl up on the couch with our books, and read and chat about what we're reading. It seems obvious but it's helped with the kids struggling to get to sleep, and it just is a nice (and sadly, rare, in our busy lives) time for us to just be together.

    That being said, I'm always looking for recommendations for middle-school-age appropriate chapter books to suggest to them - bonus points for sports-related stories! If anyone has suggestions, please send them my way!

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    I just love Samantha and her chaos 😍

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  • Home - Volume 2 (HOME TP)
    leafystars
    Oct 23, 2025
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  • Reading with kids and middle school age book recs

    I read to my kids when they were younger, and as they got older (they're 9 and 12 now) they started reading on their own in their own spaces. Recently we've started reading together and I didn't realize how much I missed it. It's been a great calming evening routine - we get into our PJ's, curl up on the couch with our books, and read and chat about what we're reading. It seems obvious but it's helped with the kids struggling to get to sleep, and it just is a nice (and sadly, rare, in our busy lives) time for us to just be together.

    That being said, I'm always looking for recommendations for middle-school-age appropriate chapter books to suggest to them - bonus points for sports-related stories! If anyone has suggestions, please send them my way!

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  • Reading with kids and middle school age book recs

    I read to my kids when they were younger, and as they got older (they're 9 and 12 now) they started reading on their own in their own spaces. Recently we've started reading together and I didn't realize how much I missed it. It's been a great calming evening routine - we get into our PJ's, curl up on the couch with our books, and read and chat about what we're reading. It seems obvious but it's helped with the kids struggling to get to sleep, and it just is a nice (and sadly, rare, in our busy lives) time for us to just be together.

    That being said, I'm always looking for recommendations for middle-school-age appropriate chapter books to suggest to them - bonus points for sports-related stories! If anyone has suggestions, please send them my way!

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  • The Eye of the Bedlam Bride (Dungeon Crawler Carl, #6)
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  • Upholding Indigenous Economic Relationships: Nehiyawak Narratives
    leafystars
    Oct 22, 2025
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    Super insightful study of Cree economic relationships, how they have been negatively impacted by settler colonialism, and what is being done in the present to uphold these relationships while living in a colonial society. I loved how the study was demonstrated through interviews, language, history, and stories. I found myself thinking about parallels with The Serviceberry and Braiding Sweetgrass as further exploration on relationships, economies, and reciprocity. This is an academic book and was definitely a challenge for me as a layperson, but I’m so glad I took the time to really explore and sit with this book. Highly recommend.

    (Yes I know it’s a water buffalo, there’s no bison emoji as an option!)

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    Thoughts on Libby removing their Delay Hold feature

    I have always been a heavy user of the “delay hold” feature on Libby because I like having holds ready but I’m also a mood reader. How do other people feel about the recent change to holds suspending instead of having the option to delay? I honestly don’t even understand if it’s that different, but my first response was a bit of panic😅 I also saw suspended holds lapse after one year and I know for a fact that will affect my holds at some point (maybe it already did and I didn’t notice?). I have quite a few cards on Libby so my account is already pretty chaotic, but I’m curious how other readers feel about it.

    On the positive side, I bet it will help holds move faster and cut down on delays a bit.

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