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Dispersals: On Plants, Borders, and Belonging
Jessica J. Lee
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Dispersals: On Plants, Borders, and Belonging
Jessica J. Lee
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Calling out to all my fellow minibeast™️ lovers!
What is your favourite minibeast and why?
Have you and your minibeast always had a special connection? Does it have a cool ability or gadget you want the world to know of? Is it super important but (sadly) super underrated? Did you just discover it and can't shut up about it?
As I'm currently reading The sounds of a wild snail eating I was reminded of how I have always loved snails, and, in particular the big garden snails (aka Helix Pomatia). They've always fascinated me and I find them to be very graceful and fun to watch inhabitants of my parents' garden. Whenever it used to rain, me and my brother collected snails and made a little playground for them, and on a particularly rainy day we found over 100🤯🐌 Fun fact, they can reach up to 20 years of age, and when put on your hand they'll start gnawing on your skin (which tickles and feels like a little spa moment🙂↕️)
Apart from that, reading Silent Earth by Dave Goulson has made me an insect defender™️ and has increased my love for most insects by a lot! 🐞🐝🪰
mmyth commented on OhMyDio's review of They Bloom at Night
wowowowowow, totally surprise 5 star read for me! I welcome my horror girly era with open arms!
This was stunning. The prose is gorgeous, the horror elements both eerie AF and powerful commentary - just as they should be - and our characters so tangible and real feeling. I love love loved this. We explore identity across multiple layers, grief, healing, rage, family, community, what makes a monster, what it means it give into impulse, and much more.
I'm in awe! This is my 60th book read in 2026 and it's for sure in the top 5. Totally recommend if you can hang with some genuinely gross body horror! (look up other cw/tw, too!)
Highly recommend the audio book - Nhi Do did a fantastic job!
mmyth commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
What's y'all's biggest book related and/or not book related unpopular opinion?
Mine are, that books are made to be shared and we should give away/lend books out without any intention of getting them back more often! And, that the person sitting in the middle seat in a plane SHOULD get both armrests.
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