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just finished normal people, canât go lower from here right! đ (iâm scared)
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is progress tracking something we can expect to see in future?(/do we already have it and i just havenât noticed? đ ) one thing i really like about other book apps is being able to input my progress and have a little progress bar fill up and id love that option here too
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is progress tracking something we can expect to see in future?(/do we already have it and i just havenât noticed? đ ) one thing i really like about other book apps is being able to input my progress and have a little progress bar fill up and id love that option here too
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i fear the non-linear/flashback storytelling is confusing me đ© but i am invested
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I think the chapter on trans and intersex history was the most interesting chapter thus far. I think that we, as trans folks, often times forget that some of the things we have access to are because of intersex folks in history, and often times, their abuse. I think there are still some animosity between the trans and intersex community due to this, even though both groups of people are widely oppressed as individuals.
Also, I can't believe 1950s England had their own version of Caitlyn Jenner. That's wild.
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pandemonicastro commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
Hey, page-turners đ€ So, I used to lend out my physical books without even a second thought (now I only read ebooks and audiobooks, which means I don't have that problem anymore). But, man, not everyoneâs in a rush to give them back, are they?
There was this one time I bought an absolutely beautiful art book when I was at the Louvre (felt super fancy, not gonna lie), and I let a friend borrow it. He loved art as much as I did, or so I thought. Yeah, that book never made its way back to me. The worst part? I barely even got to look through it myself. Ugh, talk about regret. đ€Šââïž
What about you? Are you cool with lending your books out, or do you kind of feel like youâre just saying goodbye forever? đđ
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totally get mitsukiâs apprehension to the school trip, but she did so well :â) hopefully sheâll start to see that ayaâs friends like her too
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I have this book in my TBR and trying to plan my reading from now until the end of the year. I doubt this will make spooky season reading, but I was wondering if you'd be able to advise me if november/december is the right timing to read this as a mood reader? If not, when during the year would it be the best time to give this a go? Thanks a loooot :D
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