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Kilted and Tilted
@Lonslibrary made a club post to search for a romance book that had a shirtless, kilted man on the cover, and his butt was slightly exposed. I was getting a little tilted because there weren't enough butts!
Please enjoy the results of my kilted butt hunt.
(The book was found: Falling for the Highlander by Lynsay Sands, which is in the list)
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readswithtea commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
I used the search bar to look for this and could not find anything, so I wanted to know if anyone on this app have any personal icks?
One of mine is half naked men on the cover , kind of like the old Heated Rivalry covers . Plus the MMC's being named Hayden ( any spelling ) , or a super duper clingy FMC . Admins can remove this if this has been asked but curiosity gets the better of me this morning
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Hello my big beautiful Boundling brains! It's that time of the week to show off what you learned through your books this week! Whether it's a quick trivia bite, personal insight, or deep dive - we wanna know!!
My tidbit this week - I learned that I might be a fan of sports romances as long as the couple is about 30+ as someone who notoriously hates sports this is a shocking revelation to me haha
What cha got this week, Boundlings??
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readswithtea commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
A friend of mine recently asked for book recommendations to get her started when she knows she often struggles to get into books. I want to give her some good recs so as not to put her off!! I was thinking of putting her on to some short Agatha Christies as she said she's open to easy going murder mysteries. But everyone drop your (preferably short) reads guaranteed to please someone who doesn't read often.
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readswithtea is interested in reading...

Three's A Wrap: A Mummy Retelling novella
Jacklyn Hyde
readswithtea is interested in reading...

Three's A Wrap: A Mummy Retelling novella
Jacklyn Hyde
readswithtea commented on sillyprince's review of Celebrate Me: A Steamy Butch for Butch Short (Butches at Work)
no, i am not jealous that the butch who's always strapped at work decides to whisk you away to their office. not jealous at all ! 
readswithtea commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
Hi! Its my first time posting here, but I wanted some advice! So if you can spare a few minutes.. My mom's Kindle recently died. It's pretty old so we aren't sure if it can be fixed, and she may need a new ereader. I've done some research and I think a Kobo would be best, specifically a Clara Color. I wanted to ask the people on here with personal experience how long the devices generally last for? I know people have already had conversations about e-readers on here but I didn't see much mention as to the longevity of the devices.. (;ŏ﹏ŏ)
Other than that question I have another more difficult one. The thing is she wants to keeps her Kindle books, understandably given she has about 250. Moving those is pretty difficult, but possible with a plug-in and calibre (apparently). I couldn't get that method to work and can't figure out why. I did get Epubor Ultimate to work but it's pay walled so I'd like to avoid that if possible.
Has anyone here found other methods of removing the DRM on Kindle books or other ways to move them to a Kobo? (๑´•.̫ • `๑)
readswithtea commented on tony_w_a_b's review of Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? (Blade Runner)
guys.....according to this author.....women......have BREASTS!!!!
(i need to stop reading male authors)
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readswithtea commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
one of my friends is an undergrad in the lab I work is also a reader. she brought a hardcover copy of psycho with her to work and recently asked if I use bookmarks.
I use bookmarks if I'm reading a paperback or a hardcover that doesn't have a dust jacket; if my hardcover has a dust jacket, the inside flap is my bookmark.
she, on the other hand, dog ears her books.
so I ask you, the wider boundling community, how are we holding space in our books? are you like her and dog earing your books or are you like me and finding some other way to hold your place?
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