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what r u reading this summer?
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this list is my reading plan. hbu?
Date: 22-05-2021 21:41
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Date: 22-05-2021 21:41
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ellem wrote:
Think imma buy gyo by junji ito and maybe the shining too
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Date: 22-05-2021 21:43
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Claire wrote:
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Think imma buy gyo by junji ito and maybe the shining too
gyo is my LEAST favorite of all of ito-sensei's works. it's the only one that i have zero desire to ever re-read. 
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Date: 22-05-2021 21:45
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ellem wrote:
Claire wrote:
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Think imma buy gyo by junji ito and maybe the shining too
gyo is my LEAST favorite of all of ito-sensei's works. it's the only one that i have zero desire to ever re-read. 
Damn that’s disappointing then.. which one would you recommend the most then??
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Date: 22-05-2021 21:47
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i have read One singular book since september so not looking too bright
but i just got mister impossible by maggie stiefvater today and i'm currently trying to reread call down the hawk (the first book in the same series) before i start that, so guess that's what i'll be trying to get through this summer. she's my favourite author rn so it Shouldn't be hard and it shouldn't take more than a few weeks but i am Incredibly bad at making myself read books at the moment
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Date: 22-05-2021 21:53
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Claire wrote:
ellem wrote:
Claire wrote:
ellem wrote:
Think imma buy gyo by junji ito and maybe the shining too
gyo is my LEAST favorite of all of ito-sensei's works. it's the only one that i have zero desire to ever re-read. 
Damn that’s disappointing then.. which one would you recommend the most then??
probably uzumaki if you're looking for a longform story. but i really think it's ito's short stories that are the best and as far as short story collections go Venus in the Blindspot would be the best starting place imo. but any of his short story collections wouldnt be a mistake to pick up imo. 

but if you like ... like Gross Out horror gyo is the way to go it just.... doesnt do it for me. 
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Date: 22-05-2021 21:55
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i don't have any planed, maybe read through lotr! and i'm also reading the after triology, eventhough it's cringe i like it 
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Date: 22-05-2021 22:04
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ellem wrote:
Claire wrote:
ellem wrote:
Claire wrote:
gyo is my LEAST favorite of all of ito-sensei's works. it's the only one that i have zero desire to ever re-read. 
Damn that’s disappointing then.. which one would you recommend the most then??
probably uzumaki if you're looking for a longform story. but i really think it's ito's short stories that are the best and as far as short story collections go Venus in the Blindspot would be the best starting place imo. but any of his short story collections wouldnt be a mistake to pick up imo. 

but if you like ... like Gross Out horror gyo is the way to go it just.... doesnt do it for me. 
I see I see, I just finished no longer human n that one was fantastic so I thought I’d try something else from him too, but ye I’ll probably read all of them tbh, or all they have at the store hah
but ye I’ve read a bit of uzumaki and that one looks really nice so hm
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Date: 22-05-2021 22:22
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ellem wrote:
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Claire wrote:
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Damn that’s disappointing then.. which one would you recommend the most then??
probably uzumaki if you're looking for a longform story. but i really think it's ito's short stories that are the best and as far as short story collections go Venus in the Blindspot would be the best starting place imo. but any of his short story collections wouldnt be a mistake to pick up imo. 

but if you like ... like Gross Out horror gyo is the way to go it just.... doesnt do it for me. 
I see I see, I just finished no longer human n that one was fantastic so I thought I’d try something else from him too, but ye I’ll probably read all of them tbh, or all they have at the store hah
but ye I’ve read a bit of uzumaki and that one looks really nice so hm
I am a fan of disturbing and grotesque horror tho so maybe gyo will be up my alley
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Date: 22-05-2021 22:23
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Claire wrote:
ellem wrote:
ellem wrote:
Claire wrote:
probably uzumaki if you're looking for a longform story. but i really think it's ito's short stories that are the best and as far as short story collections go Venus in the Blindspot would be the best starting place imo. but any of his short story collections wouldnt be a mistake to pick up imo. 

but if you like ... like Gross Out horror gyo is the way to go it just.... doesnt do it for me. 
I see I see, I just finished no longer human n that one was fantastic so I thought I’d try something else from him too, but ye I’ll probably read all of them tbh, or all they have at the store hah
but ye I’ve read a bit of uzumaki and that one looks really nice so hm
I am a fan of disturbing and grotesque horror tho so maybe gyo will be up my alley
yea for me gyo isn't quite grotesque it's just GROSS lol 
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Date: 22-05-2021 22:25
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i don't have any planed, maybe read through lotr! and i'm also reading the after triology, eventhough it's cringe i like it 
cringe can be good when u want it bc it brings such a peculiar mood
Date: 22-05-2021 22:25
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ellem wrote:
Claire wrote:
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I see I see, I just finished no longer human n that one was fantastic so I thought I’d try something else from him too, but ye I’ll probably read all of them tbh, or all they have at the store hah
but ye I’ve read a bit of uzumaki and that one looks really nice so hm
I am a fan of disturbing and grotesque horror tho so maybe gyo will be up my alley
yea for me gyo isn't quite grotesque it's just GROSS lol 
Haha alright alright might have to give it a try anyway haha, sounds kinda fun w some gross manga
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Date: 22-05-2021 22:28
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bee wrote:
ive been thinking about rereading the prince of tides, it will probably take me all summer to finish 
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Date: 22-05-2021 22:33
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legohouse wrote:
I have plans to read the entire outlander series which shouldn't take me too long if I keep interest 
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Date: 22-05-2021 22:45
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The Holy Bible
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Date: 22-05-2021 22:50
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