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one of my favorite things about pagebound is the diversity of all of us on here! itâs amazing to see everyoneâs cultures reflected in the books we read and the lists we make, which has introduced me to so many great things i donât know if i wouldâve otherwise found.
in an effort to read more diversely in general, i would love to know an underrated book from your culture that you think deserves a spotlight! (also in an effort to selfishly expand my ever growing tbr :3 no, i will not be stopped!!!!)
edit: also itâs totally okay if your rec isnât wholly âunderrated.â it can be something underrated in a global context or on the pb community specifically. just whatever you think deserves a shout out, iâd love to hear about it!