proudraindrop commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
Has anyone been to hay on wye - its book heaven, gay on wye had a book i had been looking for everywhere. i think if you were looking for almost any book written in english or welsh someone in that town could tell you about it.
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proudraindrop commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
It could be a book that changed your life, or perspective on it. It could be a book with a plot twist you never saw coming, that still amazes you to this day.
But we all have that one book that separates a really good book, from oh my god this book!!!
Please share below :)
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so sweet, relatable, and funny. I loved the sibling bonds and I had so much fun reading this one!
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Huda F Cares?
Huda Fahmy
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Sublimation
Isabel J. Kim
proudraindrop commented on mysteriousgap's review of The Infinite Sadness of Small Appliances
oh wow!!! not be the comparison blurb, but The Brave Little Toaster meets Smart Home meets the evil planet in A Wrinkle in Time. my only complaint is that this really could've been longer, especially with some of the topics the author was willing to broach an introduction of but not an exploration. give me more glenn dixon more!!! i'm a very sentimental person and this is a book for very sentimental humans (and roombas and fridges and clocks and cars and daughters and fathers and neighborhood boys)!!!
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mysteriousgap is interested in reading...

Buzz, Sting, Bite: Why We Need Insects
Anne Sverdrup-Thygeson
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proudraindrop commented on dorouu's review of Disappoint Me
Disappoint Me is a largely character driven novel. As such it often moves slow, and we spend a lot of time following the characters as they do daily tasks, or chat over a meal.
The main character Max starts dating some one new, Vincent. You meet her family. You meet her friends. You meet his friends. You also get a dual timeline/POV and see Vincent's past. The title kind of sets up the reader to expect some huge disappointment from Vincent-- and that kind of bias builds up a lot of tension and expectation of villainy. But really, I believe Dinan aimed to showcase how every single person can disappoint others in their lives in various ways- some to more extremes. Following this, she asks us about forgiveness, and whether or not we have the capacity to change.
The writing though, was impeccable. It was witty, it was laugh out loud funny. It was also introspective and occasionally hurtful (it hurt my feelings).
Fantastic choice for my 2026 Pride read. :)
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proudraindrop commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
has anyone else read TUMBLEBOOKS AS A KID also word girl, fetch w ruff ruffman, anything else than turned u into a curious reading kid
I remember so many tumblebooks stories omg
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has anyone else read TUMBLEBOOKS AS A KID also word girl, fetch w ruff ruffman, anything else than turned u into a curious reading kid
I remember so many tumblebooks stories omg
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The Princess Trap (The Midnight Heat Collection, #1)
Talia Hibbert