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Better in Black
Cassandra Clare
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Games: A Love Story
Anna Maria Volkova
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Hey guys, can anyone tell me if Caraval have any spice in it please ?
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Us Dark Few (Us Dark Few #1)
Alexis Patton
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The other day one of my 6 year olds asked me if I could do anything for a job, what would I want to do. For context, I’m a stay at home mom. I do have a Master’s degree in MFT (therapy) but our twins were born right as I was finishing, and I’ve never used it. And it’s been so long, I’m not sure it’s my calling anymore.
Anyway, when I answered, I said my dream job would be a librarian. Or really, just to work in a library. And it made me really sad because I think that possibility just isn’t there. I’m in my mid 30s, I have no plans to do any more schooling (damn you student loan debt), and librarian jobs are so coveted and hard to get.
So my questions are:
Librarians, are my job goals dead? Is there any possibility for me to shift into the library world?
What’s your dream job? Are you doing it already or pursuing it?
I would love to hear what jobs out there make your heart go “weeeeee”! 🩷🙌🏻
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The Trident and the Pearl
Sarah K.L. Wilson
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What are some memorable things that you've found inside of second-hand books? (Whether it's a note or item or anything else!)
Based on a note in the front page, I had just realised that a collection of poems I bought in Taipei was from a person named Chao who bought it in Essex in 1988! It's wonderful to see a book travel from Essex to Taipei to now Jakarta in my hands. I am also gifting it to a friend, so now it's about to passed along further.
Another one I've gotten was a filled post it note in which the previous owner's name is Jessie and she had gotten the book as a birthday gift with the note detailing how much their gifter loved her.
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Hello! What is your favorite troupe?
Mine is second chance romance and i was a bit taken aback when i saw that a lot of people hate it. I just find something so beautiful with falling in love again with the person you been with before. You’re still in love with the old things and falling in love with the new things. Its like they’re each others person but they need sometime part before fully love each other. For example, i recently finished rewind it back from the mile high series by liz tomforde and she did an excellent job with that troupe.
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To Kill A Goddess
Rachel Tork
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I turned 19 a month ago and I feel like I’m entering the world of identity crisis yay! Like i feel i want to do a milion things but i feel to dumb to do any so i end up doing nothing and also feel dumb. I want some recs but i’ e looked them up and all of the general existencialism books are like middle aged man who is misunderstood by the world and who is pretty misoginistic and honestly I’m not in the mood for that.
I dont want a straight up philosophy book but something that makes me feel more understood or that fills me with hope and joy and tears. Fantasy is also allowed.
If you have been in my situation or something similar tell me what made your happier
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Sidh: Stories from the Women in Irish Mythology
Karina Tynan
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Táin: The Women’s Stories
Karina Tynan