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nicoleburke

Mood reader ▫️ Romance ▫️ Fantasy ▫️Non fiction ▫️Dystopian ▫️Lit Fic

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Indigenous Peoples' Day 2026Level 6The Cozy Crimes of Shady Hollow
Love by the Town Limits
Made for the Movies
Saddle Up, Sweetheart: Cowboy Romance
Iconic Series
Love in the Big City
Fictional(?) Dystopian Societies
British & Irish Classic Literature
Classic Literature from the United States
Forbidden Fruit: A Forbidden Romance Quest
My Taste
Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
Clockwork Angel
To Kill a Mockingbird
The Outsiders
The Giver
Reading...
Lies My Teacher Told Me: A Graphic Adaptation
5%
A Parade of Horribles
8%
Becoming Free Indeed: My Story of Disentangling Faith from Fear
36%

October 2026

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  • Mayluna

    Mayluna

    Kelley McNeil

    Thoughts from 34% (page 134)

    “Centuries ago, Pythagoras and Kepler developed theories that there’s a mathematical correspondence between the resonance of music notes and the exact configuration of our solar system. The belief that the motion of the planets creates a type of music and harmony that we can’t hear with our ears but can feel or sense on a subconscious or intuitive level. Some believe it’s a type of grand spiritual language. The universe speaking to our soul. We just have to listen.”

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  • 17%

    "I miss the way the sky looked before I grew tall and the sound of my voice before it grew tired. Take me back, just take me back."

    Relatable.

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  • z: A Novella

    z: A Novella

    Wilkinson

    92%

    "We watched oceans rise and forests burn from behind upgraded screens— and called it natural. People worked three jobs to afford silence— and we called it resilience. We made apps to track our burnout, bracelets to measure our sleep— instead of just letting ourselves rest. We called disconnection “grind.” And then wondered why we couldn’t feel anything anymore."

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