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marciana16

love. laugh. live by the sword | 27. mexicana y bibliófila

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Cozy Fantasy
Dark Academia
Fantasy and Sci-Fi with a Side of Romance
My Taste
Harrow the Ninth (The Locked Tomb, #2)
The Winner's Curse (The Winner's Trilogy, #1)
If We Were Villains
The Count of Monte Cristo
The Raven Boys (The Raven Cycle, #1)
Reading...
Todos los fines del mundoUpstream: Selected EssaysA Day of Fallen Night (The Roots of Chaos, #0)The Winner's Crime (The Winner's Trilogy, #2)

marciana16 commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum

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  • ezzra
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    describe a book in the most simple way you can and let people guess

    I‘ve seen this scattered around the internet before, and almost exclusively have a great time reading these kinds of ‚bad’ descriptions. I couldn’t find something like this on pagebound, so I thought we could try. (be aware that this might end up kinda spoiler-y for one book or the other)

    so, the idea is: you break down the plot as simple as you can, for example in a single sentence, and let people guess what book you’re talking about.

    I‘ll start: woman sparks revolution by acting like she’s about to kill herself.

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  • marciana16 commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum

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  • Hii can everyone put down their favorite books where the main theme is friendship?

    Idc if it's toxic or healthy friendship, a duo, a trio a 10 person clique. It can be a lion, a witch and a wardrobe for all I care. Hit me.

    Edit: It is done, my friends. You can find ✨️💖✨️The power of friendship✨️💖✨️ as a list right now. Thank you for all your recommendations and nice comments 🫶 This really is the best place on the internet

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  • Paladin’s Grace (The Saint of Steel, #1)
    Thoughts from 21% (page 84)

    ”His body was not feeling chivalrous.”

    your honor he is DOWN BAD!! (and thank you Kingfisher for the amazing paladin-themed quips throughout this)

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  • The Winner's Crime (The Winner's Trilogy, #2)
    Thoughts from 47% (page 190)

    "His dear face, dear to her, dearer still. How could she love his face more for its damage? What kind of person saw someone’s suffering and felt her heart crack open even wider, even more sweetly than before?"

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  • Wuthering Heights
    Winter readalong

    Can someone explain to me like I’m five what this is about? Without spoilers please, I wanna go for the sparkly snowman 🥰 Is it dark romance esque? Is it graphic?

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  • This is How You Lose the Time War
    Thoughts from 15.9%

    Is this supposed to be confusing from the start or am I floating while reading it

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  • Music playlist for books 🎶

    As someone who reads with music in the background my question is does everyone have a different playlist for each book genre they read.

    For example : Romance books - romance songs Dark romance / smutty books - smutty/dark romance songs

    I can think of more but that just what I have on my set playlist on Spotify

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  • Need non mainstream recs

    So I am in need of some why choose recs because I feel like I've read all the booktok/popular recommendations. I've been wanting to read more why choose but I feel a little lost now lol. If you have a favorite why choose book let me know!!

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  • first book vs last book (in a series)

    if you guys had to choose - and i mean HAD to.

    Would you prefer the first book in a series? or the last?

    i tend to love the first installment in movies, because i’m a sucker for origin stories. Things like spiderman, maze runner, etc, i love love love origin stories. I do love the first installments in book series too for the same reason. including learning about the world and the characters.

    the last book in the series is where everything comes together. the characters have grown in ways you’re proud of, and (mostly with the genre i love) the final battle draws near - and now it’s all or nothing. it’s everyone coming together to fight alongside each other, it’s strategies working in blissful ways and it’s the feeling of fear and excitement blending together as you find out what every single moment your characters have gone through has led to.

    this is just how i feel about first and last books, and i - for the life of me - don’t know what i prefer.

    if you had to pick, which one do you tend to love from a series?

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  • Todos los fines del mundo
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    En el libro hablan de las amistades interespecies y dice Manu que solo se forman con intervención humana pero en realidad eso no es del todo cierto. Hay amistades interespecies que se dan de forma natural entre todo tipo de animales 🤷‍♀️

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