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I really enjoyed the tension in this read, the vulnerability, the spice, and the representation for mobility aids. This was my first read by Neva and I loved it as a short read!
Post from the Painted Scars (Perfectly Imperfect, #1) forum
I really enjoyed the tension in this read, the vulnerability, the spice, and the representation for mobility aids. This was my first read by Neva and I loved it as a short read!
readingreaper commented on a post from the Founder Announcements forum
Hi everyone! So exciting to see so many new friends here in the community. With all the new signups, we want to give everyone a quick way to find similar users. One of the best and most rewarding things about Pagebound is the reader friendships we find here, so we hope this list of similar users sparks some bookish connections 💜 A link to the "Readers with similar taste" page is now on the Discover People page (or, click here). This has been a highly requested feature since day 1; we will work on making this more robust in the future (showing users with the highest overlap %) but for now, we'll show you users with similar My Taste books. Huge thanks to everyone who has shared us on socials and helped spread the word to friends! Happy reading, Jennifer & Lucy 💙💜
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Painted Scars (Perfectly Imperfect, #1)
Neva Altaj
Post from the Pixel Perfect Pack forum
I just wanted to come here and kick off this forum by talking about one of my comfort reads, Pixel Perfect Pack by Sabrina Bloom. I'm going to keep it vague in hopes to avoid spoilers. Throughout the storyline there's just enough plot, and just enough fluff to keep you kicking your feet and blushing up a storm. There are so many elements that I absolutely loved about this book but the chronic disability rep made my heart absolutely glow. I have to say this was such a great balance. It's not often that I hear about an FMC that's the same as me, when nothing is safe in their immediate area when they're going through a flare-up. Not technology, not furniture, not even myself. Sabrina nailed that and the TLC given from the men? Yes please. If you're looking for a relatable read I would highly recommend this one.
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