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Samantha Sotto Yambao
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Susanna Clarke
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I hated you from the first book, something was off about you. Now I know not only was I right but you are far worse. I’ll be reading on to make sure you get yours.
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An introduction to the Romantasy genre, these books are part of the cultural zeitgeist or the 'canon' that many would recognize. Look for more niche titles in later Starter Pack volumes.
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I usually don't pause books and just straight up DNF, but I've recently found several that i'm semi-enjoying but I just know i'm not in the right mindset for it currently, so have paused it to pick up again later. I'm curious for those that pause often - when you return to it days, weeks, months or even years later - do you start from the point in which you paused before or do you start all over again from the beginning?
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I delayed the reading for far too long in fear I wouldn’t like this, and I really wanted to like it and so far I am LOVING IT!! it’s so relatable and I’m adoring the characters so so much 🌸 maya has me hollering and I can’t wait to read more about Aiden and Lucie
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Looking to read more of her books but which ones and when? I listened to Daisy Jones and the Six a couple of years ago and liked it a lot. I’ve got Carrie Soto, Atmosphere, and Seven Husbands on my tbr. Curious to know if anyone has thoughts on what to go with first? Also book vs audio? Got those Spotify hours to use! I sort of want to know what mood or vibes each gives off. Might help me decide.
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Looking to read more of her books but which ones and when? I listened to Daisy Jones and the Six a couple of years ago and liked it a lot. I’ve got Carrie Soto, Atmosphere, and Seven Husbands on my tbr. Curious to know if anyone has thoughts on what to go with first? Also book vs audio? Got those Spotify hours to use! I sort of want to know what mood or vibes each gives off. Might help me decide.
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Parts of this felt like brain rot. The social media mustard jokes, tiktok trends and going viral. I read to live in another world, not read references to the real world. However, I did love the ending.
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…anybody got a map I sure hope enjoying this book is not dependent on the ability to comprehend directions or maps because that’s the main thing I lack
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…anybody got a map I sure hope enjoying this book is not dependent on the ability to comprehend directions or maps because that’s the main thing I lack
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I have this weird quirk where I'm extremely hesitant to read books that have been overhyped. Technically that's not the correct word. I meant a book that's insanely popular (even if its perfectly rated). I have no idea why but those books that become wildly famous on booktok or bookstagram or book*insert social media app* just lose their appeal to me, maybe cuz they lack that strange delight that creeps up when you personally discover a book that you know you're disposed to like. Its the major reason I haven't read A Good Girl's Guide to Murder even though I'm quite positive its a well written book. I also automatically not read a book if ive found out a spoiler. i sound so demanding 😭 case in point: The Deathly Hallows. Yes, I hear your gasps. I'm sorry. But I found out too much about it and when I got the paperback I couldn't bring myself to read it 😔