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Hello everyone, I'm really curious to know how you discovered your favorite book/s?? I discovered Perfect cover by Jennifer Lynn Barnes, because I was in the mood for a spies book and I just went on google and search for books with that theme! For Every Spiral of Fate by Tarehe Mafi, a friend of mine gifted me the first book of the series and i just became obsessed. 😅
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Inventing the Victorians
Matthew Sweet
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The name drops in this book are wild. The absolute whiplash of quoting Marx, Steve Jobs, FDR, Keynes, and Georgia O’Keefe in the same book 😧
And to imply that the Great Depression might not have happened if Keynes had just practiced radical candor with FDR… think we may be thinking too outside the box, Kim
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Classics Starter Pack Vol I 🕯️📖🎻
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An introduction to the Classics, these books are part of the cultural zeitgeist or the 'canon' that many would recognize. Look for more niche titles in later Starter Pack volumes.
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Modern retellings of iconic, ancient tales
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When I read Don't let the forest in, I was wary of reading it at night, because I thought it could scare me and ruin my sleep. Then I noticed I was handling it and did it no problem.
With Hazelthorn I was not that wary. Bad.
It's late night, I need to be up in the morning, and I feel as restless as I've never this week.
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"I can't help but want him to apologize to me for how I feel about myself."
ooooof. definitely an unreasonable feeling but girl do I feel it
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i recently started trying to take notes and journal about what i’m reading at specific points during the book, rather than just collecting all my thoughts at the end, and realized that it helps me a lot when trying to write a review! also just enhances my reading experience overall, i love Thinking™️. would love to know how everybody here who takes notes while reading does it :] (i might also politely borrow some methods if i like them lmao)