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bee wrote:
atencia wrote:
and for what i'm actually reading right now

- the courage to be disliked by ichiro kishimi and fumitake koga
- rebecca by daphne du maurier
- the song of achilles by madeline miller
- verity by colleen hoover
- six of crows by leigh bardugo

i need to actually decide one and finish it rather than half read so many, because with uni taking up most of my day i really don't have time to read as much outside of uni work as i would have like to
ohh ive been thinking a lot about the song of achilles lately. im currently reading pandoras jar by natalie haynes and it has awoken my interest for greek myths 
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Date: 16-10-2022 20:56
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bee wrote:
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im reading the singing by katherine genet and im also listening to audiobooks with my bf when we go on long drives we listened to im glad my mom died by jennette mccurdy recently and now we're listening to this much is true by miriam margolyes
how did you like im glad my mom died? i wanna read it so bad ouff, its on my wishlist for christmas 
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Date: 16-10-2022 20:57
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Kaylee wrote:
bee wrote:
Kaylee wrote:
im reading the singing by katherine genet and im also listening to audiobooks with my bf when we go on long drives we listened to im glad my mom died by jennette mccurdy recently and now we're listening to this much is true by miriam margolyes
how did you like im glad my mom died? i wanna read it so bad ouff, its on my wishlist for christmas 

it was super interesting! she's got a really dark dry humor which makes some of the difficult parts abit easier to listen to aswell
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Date: 16-10-2022 21:12
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Hortensia wrote:
''xoxo'' by axie oh
i like it! it's cute, had an urge to read a y/a book so it definitely filled up that urge
but it's a bit stereotypical, ''the hottest guys being in love / or like the main character that has ''nerd/geek'' characteristics
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Date: 16-10-2022 21:19
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MasileinDE wrote:
In the process of trying to finish Invisible Women (I read about a quarter of it a few days back because I was just in a groove, but I think I'll try to read it for this month so I can start on something new)
Next book will be fiction though, because another non fiction right on top would just be a bit too much
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AEOR 
Date: 16-10-2022 21:33
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Hazee1 wrote:
midnight library and i do enjoy it for the most part (some storylines are less manageable to read, like the one in the arctic) 

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Date: 16-10-2022 21:34
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bee wrote:
MasileinDE wrote:
In the process of trying to finish Invisible Women (I read about a quarter of it a few days back because I was just in a groove, but I think I'll try to read it for this month so I can start on something new)
Next book will be fiction though, because another non fiction right on top would just be a bit too much
after reading my first non fiction i have discovered i definitely prefer fiction, even though it was a good book 
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Date: 16-10-2022 22:34
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Pixel wrote:
All Systems Red

I like it, fresh take on nonhuman characters
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Date: 16-10-2022 22:36
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Babel wrote:
A Danish translation of Entangled Life by Merlin Sheldrake. It seemed fitting for the season.

I'm also reading Gopler ældes baglæns (Jellyfish age backwards) by Nicklas Brendborg.

And then I'm also currently listening to The Hunger of the Gods by John Gwynne, which I'll finish tomorrow!
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Date: 16-10-2022 22:39
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ouch wrote:
I am reading 
lolita by vladimir nabokov
a little life by hanya yanagihara
parasite by mira grant
american psycho by bret easton ellis

but I am not actually reading any of them actively lol
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Date: 16-10-2022 22:39
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bee wrote:
ouch wrote:
I am reading 
lolita by vladimir nabokov
a little life by hanya yanagihara
parasite by mira grant
american psycho by bret easton ellis

but I am not actually reading any of them actively lol
how do you like a little life? i am attracted to books with many pages and therefor want to read it 
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Date: 16-10-2022 22:44
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bee wrote:
also, just sharing my excitement: i *just* finished pandoras jar and im finally gonna start the hunchback of notre dame. ive been excited about that book for way too long 
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Date: 16-10-2022 22:45
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Azriel wrote:
Im reading goodbye days bu idk who and its fuckin sad
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Date: 16-10-2022 22:48
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ouch wrote:
bee wrote:
ouch wrote:
I am reading 
lolita by vladimir nabokov
a little life by hanya yanagihara
parasite by mira grant
american psycho by bret easton ellis

but I am not actually reading any of them actively lol
how do you like a little life? i am attracted to books with many pages and therefor want to read it 
Its good but I've only read to page 261
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Date: 16-10-2022 23:01
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