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yashvi

cozy crimes, magical realism, graphic novels! love queer & woc-centered works ❤ ideal reading conditions: rain, jazz, a big hoodie, and my dog beside me : )

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My Taste
I Miss You When I Blink: Essays
The Fox Maidens
The Stationery Shop
Yeonnam-Dong's Smiley Laundromat
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American Teenager: How Trans Kids Are Surviving Hate and Finding Joy in a Turbulent EraThe DeepA Wizard’s Guide to Defensive Baking

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  • A Wizard’s Guide to Defensive Baking
    Thoughts from 56%

    I realize I’ve kinda been picturing spindle as the berries and cream boy this whole time

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  • yashvi commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum

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  • Ideas for moderating forum posts?

    A solution to this issue is already in the works! See the comment from lucyPagebound for a cool update 😊

    Original post: I've noticed that posts that don't meet forum standards (for example because they're ephemeral like "Reading for my book club!" or lack context like "What?") are moderated mainly through downvotes without explanation, which feels a little passive aggressive to me and maybe discouraging or confusing for new users who haven't carefully read the guidelines.

    Sometimes somebody explains the downvotes with a comment about forum standards, but I think it'd be better to have a consistent way to give feedback and deal with posts that should've been comments.

    One solution could be to automatically delete posts that reach a certain threshold of downvotes, like -3, with a notification directing the user to a page explaining why their post was removed, reminding them of forum standards, and encouraging them to try again. This standardized message would help create clarity, cut down on conflict, and be easy to scale for a large number of users. And if a user's posts keep getting downvoted and removed from the forums, they can ask for more guidance in the Pagebound Club.

    The downside is that some downvoted posts are interesting but upsetting to people who disagree with the sentiment. However, I love the positive vibe of Pagebound, so removing downvoted posts, even if they're interesting because they're contentious, would be fine by me. But I'm curious what other people think!

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  • buddy read!

    hi y'all! does anyone want to do a buddy read on this quest for december or jan?

    here are the ones i want to read up next if u would like to join me (or we can pick smth else!)

    ones i've put on hold at my library: the year of blue water the undressing

    others i wanna read for the quest: calling a wolf a wolf call me ishmael tonight you better be lightning obit time is a mother eye level life on mars the ninjas ariel bright dead things a fortune for your disaster american sonnets for my past and future assassin

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    yashvi commented on themoodylibrary's update

    themoodylibrary completed their yearly reading goal of 125 books!

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    themoodylibrary's 2025 Reading Challenge

    126 of 125 read
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    Fable for the End of the World
    We Free the Stars (Sands of Arawiya, #2)
    Homicide and Halo-Halo (Tita Rosie's Kitchen Mystery, #2)
    Hammajang Luck
    The Truth According to Ember
    Morbidly Yours (Love in Galway, #1)
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  • Never Been Shipped
    this is what it's like to feel SEEN 💖 69%

    The author has both of them thinking about all the same things without mentioning it to each other and it's destroying me! It emphasizes how much they notice and care about each other. This is what it's like to be truly seen by your partner.

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    American Teenager: How Trans Kids Are Surviving Hate and Finding Joy in a Turbulent Era

    American Teenager: How Trans Kids Are Surviving Hate and Finding Joy in a Turbulent Era

    Nico Lang

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  • buddy read!

    hi y'all! does anyone want to do a buddy read on this quest for december or jan?

    here are the ones i want to read up next if u would like to join me (or we can pick smth else!)

    ones i've put on hold at my library: the year of blue water the undressing

    others i wanna read for the quest: calling a wolf a wolf call me ishmael tonight you better be lightning obit time is a mother eye level life on mars the ninjas ariel bright dead things a fortune for your disaster american sonnets for my past and future assassin

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