thelittleghosty

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Under the Oak Tree: The Comic, Vol. 1 (Under the Oak Tree, #1)

The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes (The Hunger Games, #0)

A Court of Mist and Fury (A Court of Thorns and Roses, #2)

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Do I have to read this to understand Sunrise on the Reaping? Because I wanna DNF so bad 😂😭 I even tried switching to audio😮‍💨🫩

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To Cage a Wild Bird

Brooke Fast

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Do you read at work?

Curious if anyone else here sneaks in reading while they're at work 😂 I'm a part-time customer service rep at a grocery store while I'm in college and I always bring a book to my shifts. Usually I can hide behind the counter and read when there's no customers or anything else to do. Do you bring a book? Ebook? Earbuds for an audiobook? Or do you have to begrudgingly wait till you get home? 😂

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thelittleghosty

Pirate/Water Themed Book Recs?

Hi everyone! I read some pirate books last summer and it was really fun. I wanted to do it again this year and was wondering if anyone knew of any good books set in or around the sea? I'm talking about pirates, mermaids, sailors, characters who live on islands or beaches, etc. It can be any genre.

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What is a book that always makes you cry?

For me, it’s Beloved by Toni Morrison. It shows how truly awful humans can be to each other but also how humans find themselves through ghosts.

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thelittleghosty

Pirate/Water Themed Book Recs?

thelittleghosty TBR'd a book

The Archer's Tale (The Grail Quest, #1)

Bernard Cornwell

From New York Times bestselling author Bernard Cornwell, now available in paperback—the first book in the Grail Series--a spellbinding tale of a young man, a fearless archer, who sets out wanting to avenge his family's honor and winds up on a quest for the Holy Grail. At dawn on Easter morning 1343, a marauding band of French raiders arrives by boat to ambush the coastal English village of Hookton. To brave young Thomas, the only survivor, the horror of the attack is epitomized in the casual savagery of a particular black-clad knight, whose flag -- three yellow hawks on a blue field -- presides over the bloody affair. As the killers sail away, Thomas vows to avenge the murder of his townspeople and to recapture a holy treasure that the black knight stole from the church. To do this, Thomas of Hookton must first make his way to France; So in 1343 he joins the army of King Edward III as it is about to invade the continent -- the beginning of the Hundred Years War. A preternaturally gifted bowman, Thomas quickly becomes recognized as one of England's most deadly archers in King Edward's march across France. Yet he never stops scanning the horizon for his true enemy's flag. When Thomas saves a young Frenchwoman from a bloodthirsty crowd, her father -- French nobleman Sir Guillaume d'Evecque -- rewards his bravery by joining him in the hunt for the mysterious dark knight and the stolen holy relic. What begins as a search for vengeance will soon prove the beginning of an even higher purpose: the quest for the Holy Grail itself.

thelittleghosty TBR'd a book

The Everlasting

Alix E. Harrow

From the Sunday Times bestselling author of Starling House, Alix E. Harrow, comes a moving and genre-defying adventure through time – as a reluctant lady knight and a not-so-heroic-historian will fight through time and space to rewrite their tragic fates . . . and finally reveal the truths hidden beneath the greatest legend ever told. It begins where it ends: beneath the yew tree – a girl not yet a knight, and a boy without a story. It is where she pulls a sword from the heartwood and becomes a legend. And it is where, more than a thousand years later, he will find her – and lose her – and find her – and lose her again. It is where a new story will be written – but whose will it be?

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thelittleghosty

Feb 17, 2026

DNF

Enjoyment: Quality: Characters: Plot:

DNF at 36%. Thank you Net Galley and St. Martin’s Press for the ARC.

This book is not by any means bad. It’s a nice YA read. I loved the beginning and thought that it was intriguing. I could feel Roe’s emotions as if they were my own. As the book went on, I found myself struggling to push through each chapter. The time skips definitely didn’t help. The magic system was confusing and needed to be better explained.

It’s a nice debut, and I’ll definitely check out any future books this author writes. This just wasn’t able to keep me hooked.

thelittleghosty DNF'd a book

Midnight on the Celestial

Julia Alexandra

Roe Damarcus has never been afraid of the dead. Her power to summon spirits has awed the guests of her esteemed family’s galas for as long as she can remember. Her future is certain, and her gift will be another shining jewel in the Damarcus legacy. But when she fails her realm’s trial to keep her magic and is deemed too dangerous for society, she faces a harrowing choice: give up her gift or serve a punishment sentence aboard the Celestial, a luxurious magical cruise ship where staff members compete for guest votes to earn a coveted retrial. As a concierge, Roe juggles the demands of affluent guests, cruel bosses, and the suspicion that an infuriatingly handsome silks performer, Ivander, is determined to keep her from a retrial. But the true dangers surface after her shift ends when the Celestial transforms into halls of nightmares that kill staff members after dark. Faced with the reality of serving aboard, Roe begins to question the ship, trials, and the system that put her there. But the moment Roe sinks into the ship's dark history, she's wrongly framed for a guest's murder. Vowing to conjure her own second chance, Roe will use whatever power she has to uncover the secrets of the ship, her family, and their entwined bloody past... before she becomes the Celestial’s next victim.

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Thoughts from 21% (page 166)

Ooh how I love Johnny Kavanagh 🥹

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goldbunny603

Winter Olympics Inspired Reads ❄️🏂⛷️

Has anyone found inspiration for their reading in the Winter Olympics this year? Anything from winter sports to Italian settings or anything else ❄️

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Pet names🥴🤢

Have you ever seen a pet name being used in a book and IMMEDIATELY gotten the ick?

The FMC in my book just called her husband sweetheart… he’s over 50. I DONT LIKE IT😭

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Giveaways🎉

Y'all I won a giveaway for a physical copy of an ARC I read and so freaking excited! I've been lucky enough to have won a few different bookish giveaways and have a great time joining them.

Do you participate in any bookish giveaways? Have you won any?

Oh, also if you do participate in any giveaways what's something that would make you not want to participate? I was thinking about this early today when joining a giveaway, I noticed I don't really join ones that you have to tag multiple people. Lol I don't have that many bookish friends and don't want to keep spamming them!💀😂

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squareuh

millennials + and early gen z - favorite middle grade + ya books?

what books were you OBSESSED with as a kid? I'm trying to build a book tour list of all the books I read and loved as a kid, but the more I look, the more I realize that I read sooo many that I'm struggling to remember ALL the books I really loved.

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