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Malice (The Faithful and the Fallen, #1)
John Gwynne
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so far, i dislike every major character in this book except for the dog
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A cracked spine 💃 B no visible lines 🙅♀️
A slow book with a great payoff 📝 B not a wasted page 🤩
A Reading plan on PB’s 🖤 B whats a plan?
A usually follow a book genre B jumps between genre
The Quiet Observer (takes in every detail from the book) AAAA; AAAB; BABA The Chaotic Scholar AABA; AABB; ABAA The Page Goblin ABBB; ABBA; ABAB The Perfectionist Librarian BAAA; BBAA; BAAB; BBAB The Adventurer Mood Reader BABB; BBBB BBBA
I am ABBB 🙂↕️ page goblin Please let me know if anything is missing, I tried my best to make the matches but it is not that detailed :)
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I'm fascinated by astrology and the concept of the "Big Three" in a chart. I started thinking about it in the context of my reading experience and was curious what others would say!
☀Sun: the genre the world associates with you, usually your most read or most talked about in your reading lifespan ☽Moon: the genre you might not broadcast to the world, and people may be surprised you read, but find yourself drawn to or curious about ↑Rising: the genre you resonate with the most, or the genre your reading taste is evolving towards
I'm a Fantasy☀ Thriller/Horror☽ Speculative Fiction ↑
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Epic Sci-Fi and Fantasy Series 📚⏳😍
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Whether it's sci-fi or fantasy, you like a big series. You love when a book says 1 of 5/10/50+. Is the reading order of the series hotly debated? Is there a wiki chart to show how the books connect? Even better. Come spend some time in these worlds.
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Hi everyone ☺️
I was doing some research on pregnancy books, but websites and list always show the same book “What to expect…”.
So I was hoping maybe some of you could help me by recommend me some books about the subject, on pregnancy, maternity, fertility, etc. 🫢
I’m not pregnant haha but my husband and I are hoping to start our family soon, so I want to do as much research as possible.
Than you for your help in advance ✨🫶🏼
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Hello and welcome to the Epic Sci-Fi and Fantasy Series Quest! I'm so excited this is live for you to enjoy.
My goal with this quest is to encourage people to read the heftier series and worlds that the genres have to offer. My criteria is that the series must either by 5+ books OR there's an established world/universe with multiple series, in order to make the list. I looked for a variety of older and newer works, authors, and SFF subgenres as sci-fi and fantasy is diverse and this quest should reflect that. I tried to be kind and made the quest book the FIRST book in series/world, although some are debated, rather than the LAST 😉.
If you have any suggestions, please let me know below! I will add to this quest periodically. I'm especially excited to discuss the reading order of some of these with you all as I currently only have Silver in this quest and need to get to work! Happy reading!
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A Wizard of Earthsea (Earthsea Cycle, #1)
Ursula K. Le Guin
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Taboo Topics ⚠️ 👀 😈
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Subversive reads from authors unafraid to tackle taboos.
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The Pink Line: Journeys Across the World's Queer Frontiers
Mark Gevisser
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You know how when you pick up a book, there are usually quotes from authors or publications that have a quick review of the book? I think more and more I am seeing ONLY the publication reviews and I wonder if others feel the same as me about it? To me, they are useless. I am a casual reader and I don't get any information from the fact that Washington Post or some other company put a good review on a book. I benefit much more from authors I know or authors of other similar works giving a good review, because they have written works that give me a reference of what this one will be like. Is it just me? What are your thoughts?
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Bill Nye's Great Big World of Science
Bill Nye