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mythos

swiss classical philology and history undergraduate student who loves classical literature and some fantasy books. anglophone, francophone, germanophone. discord @myraculously

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Classics Starter Pack Vol I
Made for the Movies
Iconic Series
My Taste
Pride and Prejudice
Orlando
Anna Karenina
Carol
The Fellowship of the Ring (The Lord of the Rings, #1)
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Introduction à l'ethnologie et à l'anthropologie (French Edition)
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Anthropologie structurale
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The Ballad of Perilous Graves
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When We Lost Our Heads

When We Lost Our Heads

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  • Multibooks opinion

    Okay, okay. I'm curious. Do you count multi books as one book or each book within? Like I got the chronicles of Narnia in one. Or the complete works of Jane Austen as one.

    Is that considered one book or all of the books?

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  • The Ballad of Perilous Graves
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    Thoughts from 34% - How old are these characters??

    I cannot for the life of me judge how old Brendy, Perry, and Peaches are. I know Perry is in 5th grade, so like 10-11, and I'm assuming Peaches is around his age, but Brendy? Especially with how much she's swearing, I have no clue how old she is, especially since everyone is acting older than they seem to be. Anyone have any clues? Maybe I missed something.

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    Thoughts from 34% - How old are these characters??

    I cannot for the life of me judge how old Brendy, Perry, and Peaches are. I know Perry is in 5th grade, so like 10-11, and I'm assuming Peaches is around his age, but Brendy? Especially with how much she's swearing, I have no clue how old she is, especially since everyone is acting older than they seem to be. Anyone have any clues? Maybe I missed something.

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    Write Better Newsletters: Grow your 1:1 practice with emails people actually want to read

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    You've been told that newsletters can help to find clients, but that's only true if the right people read and find value in your newsletter. If you're in business doing 1:1 work with clients, you likely don't have time to write long essays every week, and you don't want to write a newsletter that's generic, awkward, or pushy. Fame isn’t your focus. You simply want to work with more clients. This book is designed to help you do just that. You'll learn a step-by-step process to help you design, write, and send a newsletter that feels like you and that your readers enjoy receiving. You won’t be working from a boring template, and you won’t be spending hours trying to sound like someone you’re not. Instead, you'll learn how to regularly write and send newsletters that matter to you, your business, and your readers. Topics Covered Picking your newsletter frequency Selecting a style and sections for your newsletter Creating templates to speed up the writing and sending processes Finding subscribers and inviting readers to work with you This book is appropriate for nutritionists, herbalists, coaches, counselors, and anyone else who's hoping to write a newsletter that brings in more clients. Camille Freeman has been a practicing herbalist, nutritionist, and educator since 2003. In 2018, she left social media and began marketing her business primarily through a weekly newsletter. Since then, her business has grown each year. She’s mentored hundreds of other practitioners as they grow and build their businesses both with and without social media. Through her business Bloom and Grow Nutrition, Camille mentors practicing herbalists and nutritionists, and offers continuing education courses for clinicians. Camille holds a doctorate in clinical nutrition from MUIH (now part of Notre Dame of Maryland), as well as master’s degrees in both herbal medicine from MUIH and physiology from Georgetown University.

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    Sifting Sands (Blood of the Durit, #1)

    Sifting Sands (Blood of the Durit, #1)

    Angie Caedis

    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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  • The Art of Being Human
    ezrac
    Jan 22, 2026
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    Enjoyment: Quality: Characters: Plot:

    My intro to cultural anthropology course last semester was based around this book. The book was informative without feeling like I was reading a textbook. I highly recommend it to anyone interested in the topic.

    Also the author has the pdf and audiobook available for free on their website. https://anth101.com/

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    Introduction à l'ethnologie et à l'anthropologie (French Edition)

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    Classics: A Very Short Introduction

    Classics: A Very Short Introduction

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    Visiting places tied to authors and books

    So I have a question has anyone else enjoyed visiting a place tied to an author or landmark? Or have a place they want to visit because of an author?

    My place I have visited because of an author is Mulberry hill in Victoria Australia, which is the house of the author Joan Lindsay who wrote picnic at hanging rock ( I have also visited hanging rock). It’s a really good house preserved by the national trust.

    The places I want to visit are, Agatha Christie’s house - Greenway in Devon Seishi Yokomizo house that he lived in during WW2 which is now a museum ( even if all the information is in Japanese.) Also the city of Matsuyama in Japan where the book Botchan is set by Natsume Soseki.

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  • Artificial Condition (The Murderbot Diaries, #2)
    mythos
    Jan 21, 2026
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    Enjoyment: 5.0Quality: 4.5Characters: 4.0Plot: 3.0
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    Once again, incredibly relatable, sarcastic and socially awkward construct has to continuously save humans who seemingly actively want to die while also wrestling with its identity and past. We love you, Murderbot, even though you suck at being a heartless killing machine 🥰

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