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I really like that in a world full of strange things and changed people Anna is still seen as crazy, as too much, too weird. Too Strange even or maybe especially for them.
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Romances of the Past (low to no spice)
Love through the ages, blooming slowly through the pages for you. Enjoy how these couples grow to love each other through their hardships and how their relationship builds up.
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Romances of the Past (low to no spice)
Love through the ages, blooming slowly through the pages for you. Enjoy how these couples grow to love each other through their hardships and how their relationship builds up.
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I'm personally a big proponent for publication order on this series. The other obvious option is chronological, but I really think one should start with this book (Redwall), before going back and tackling the history.
I do think there's several books in the same "era" so to speak that could be done together. So could do all the ones with Matthias, then go back and do all the Martin ones, then do Salmandastron-based ones, etc.
Anyone else have thoughts on reading order options?
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REDWALLLL!!!!
Every book in the Redwall series by Brian Jacques
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I'm personally a big proponent for publication order on this series. The other obvious option is chronological, but I really think one should start with this book (Redwall), before going back and tackling the history.
I do think there's several books in the same "era" so to speak that could be done together. So could do all the ones with Matthias, then go back and do all the Martin ones, then do Salmandastron-based ones, etc.
Anyone else have thoughts on reading order options?
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The Duchess going into the garderobe with a book, perfect representation of bookworms xD
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So I’m Audhd, and sometimes near a climax of a book or in the middle, or 200 pgs in my brain will just leave?? De-dopamine??
And for some reason, I only have an hour in the audiobook, and a part of me wants to finish it to know what happens and another part of me is just so unplugged? And struggling to finish the book?
Does this happen with anyone else?
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