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Recommendations for sapphic books with lead(s) who are muscular / physically strong? 👀 Any genre!
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Hey, guys... I've been wondering lately if you need to know at least a few basic pieces of information about the author of the book you are reading, or if you're more interested in the literary piece the author has written. I've been watching one book review on youtube and the book (2023 urban fantasy) is written by an author who works under a pseudonym, and it seems like nobody knows much about the author (not even the real name) and for some it's important to know at least something and others in the comments of the video were like: "I liked the book the author had written so what's the deal?" I can also say that if i am reading a classic literary piece, it's important for me to know the historical context and that includes the biography of the author (usually the biography is something that helps me to understand the book more). But to be honest, if i am reading contemporary fiction i usually don't really care about the author... maybe it depends on what kind of genre the book is. What do you think?
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A Master of Djinn (Dead Djinn Universe, #1)
P. Djèlí Clark
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Hi guys 🤗 my boyfriend is in the process of learning English. Do you have any recommendations for easy (teen) books to learn English in the fantasy/medieval genre? That would be very appreciated! P.S: he’s not so much into reading, so something pretty straightforward and fun to read 😅
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Okay this could be my OCD (most likely) but does anyone else ever organize the genres they read by season? And not like "oh holiday reads during December!" I like reading fantasy between Jan-April And I like reading horror or mythology retellings between like May-September And I enjoy cozy fantasy during fall! I don't know why, those are just when the vibes change and I start leaning into those genres more. Does this happen to anyone else?
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I keep wondering why my reading streak keep breaking, when i was in fact reading every day. Today i realized that i usually finish reading at 12 (night), when i go to bed. That's when i was recording my progress HAHAHAHA. So yes, obviously the application was detecting it as if it were the next day. Is not an app issue, is a me issue.
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