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mindtilted

she/her ☆ 20+ ☆ big fan of mystery, and anything psychological, reflective, or heartwarming themed

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Bloom Into You: Regarding Saeki Sayaka, Vol. 1
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Sifting Sands (Blood of the Durit, #1)

Sifting Sands (Blood of the Durit, #1)

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All Ren wants is to see another sunrise, but when you grow up with people cursing your very existence, that’s easier said than done. As someone touched by the gods, she keeps far from the cities and the dangers they pose, preferring to keep to the endless and isolating sands of the Jahaer Desert. She’s managed to keep the marks that identify her as a daemon out of sight for this long, but when her camp is raided, and her allies have fled, there’s nowhere left to hide.Captured and taken to the heartless city of Denheir, Ren has only one goal—survival. She’s never embraced her gift of sight, but now she might not have a choice. Face to face with the most notorious man on the Continent and his desire for the power coursing through her veins, Ren must submit to the fate the gods have dealt her or fight. Good thing she’s never been one to yield.With new threats at her back and old ones plaguing her dreams, Ren is thrust into a journey of self, survival, and new alliances as she tries to escape a life she never asked for. The future is murky, and though she’s spent her whole life running from her gift, she just might realize that true power is as inevitable as the gods themselves.

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  • College Major

    Has your college major affected what you liked to read/how you read? If so how. My major is Politics and history, and even before going to college I loved to read history books, either fiction or nonfiction. And going to college reading more academic texts, using JSTOR my love for those types of books/themes and topics has just grown even more.

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  • Marigold Mind Laundry
    mindtilted
    Jan 14, 2026
    4.5
    Enjoyment: 4.5Quality: 4.0Characters: 4.0Plot: 4.0

    when i first read its premise, i merely thought how it’s interesting—but that’s it. i thought that it must be more or less similar with other books of similar themes. when i first read the first few chapters, i thought that it was confusing, even. i’m not sure if it’s because of the author’s writing style or is it because it’s ‘lost in translation’, though. anyhow, back then, i didn’t expect i’d grow to love this book that much.

    out of all customers, i loved jaeha’s story the most. perhaps it’s because his story was the first story being told and because no matter how much i hated to admit it, i saw myself in him, so it hit way close too home at times that i ended up crying many times because of it… 😭 aside from that, i also love how they’re all related in one way or another—which isn’t that surprising, honestly—but still added a nice touch to it and made the story even more heartwarming.

    i can’t get into other books no matter how much i’ve tried because this book btw HAHAHAHAH i suppose it’s a good thing, though. it just means it’s that good, and i want to soak in the lingering warmth and happiness from this book for much longer.

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