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uhyre wrote:
man it is nice I forgot how NICE it is. and fast. started reading the first hp book when I went to bed last night and I've been up for half an hour reading now and I'm halfway done already fuck yea

mostly nice bc last year alone I tried to read hp at least five separate times but never got past two chapters I think, turns out medically treating ur medically treatable issues has some effect. the hp movies always seemed a bit like, sudden. like something just pops up in the next movie out of nowhere, could have been made up on the spot, reading and actually getting the little bits of later-relevant info is nice. shocker

and paperbacks are a lot cheaper than I remember?? anyway. if ur reading this (im dead) do u have any book series to recommend. in english. idk how many series aren't at least translated but still
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Babel wrote:
Sounds nice !!

Paperbacks have gotten cheaper. They've realised most younger people want cheap editions.

I would really recommend A Wizard of the Earthsea. It's very beautifully written and much better than the Ghibli movie.
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Babel wrote:
I would recommend other stuff, but honestly idk what you're into.

If you enjoy magic I also think A Deadly Education is nice, though the third book is majorly disappointing.
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uhyre wrote:
DeIure wrote:
Sounds nice !!

Paperbacks have gotten cheaper. They've realised most younger people want cheap editions.

I would really recommend A Wizard of the Earthsea. It's very beautifully written and much better than the Ghibli movie.
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until i have a prettier bookshelf to fill out, anyway
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uhyre wrote:
DeIure wrote:
I would recommend other stuff, but honestly idk what you're into.

If you enjoy magic I also think A Deadly Education is nice, though the third book is majorly disappointing.
ii honestly don't even know myself what kind of books I'm into anymore it's been so long, i like characters tho, charcter s u can actually grow attached to for better or for worse. and the last book series I finished was like, the hunger games some months before the movie released lmao
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Babel wrote:
uhyre wrote:
DeIure wrote:
Sounds nice !!

Paperbacks have gotten cheaper. They've realised most younger people want cheap editions.

I would really recommend A Wizard of the Earthsea. It's very beautifully written and much better than the Ghibli movie.
paperbacks4life
until i have a prettier bookshelf to fill out, anyway
Relateable sad
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Babel wrote:
uhyre wrote:
DeIure wrote:
I would recommend other stuff, but honestly idk what you're into.

If you enjoy magic I also think A Deadly Education is nice, though the third book is majorly disappointing.
ii honestly don't even know myself what kind of books I'm into anymore it's been so long, i like characters tho, charcter s u can actually grow attached to for better or for worse. and the last book series I finished was like, the hunger games some months before the movie released lmao
Stormlight Archive honestly gives you the best cast of well-written character's and moral dilemmas, so if you enjoy characters that would be my go to recommendation. It's a long af series though, so if you want to start with something shorter, but similar, then In the Shadow of Lightning is worth it.

The Bloodsworn Saga is also really good. I really enjoy the character's in it, but it's a little more grim in the plot. It's heavily inspired my norse mythology.

Mhhh... Maybe also Priory of the Orange Tree? It's a long long book, but is Lord of the rings-esque in the plot, but with more women and lgbt+ themes.
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uhyre wrote:
oh my god Neville got brutalised by that broom in the first movie and ur telling me he actually just fell off it in the book?? wack
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AtlantaG1912 wrote:
I've just finished A grimrose girls series and its really good xx
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uhyre wrote:
DeIure wrote:
uhyre wrote:
DeIure wrote:
I would recommend other stuff, but honestly idk what you're into.

If you enjoy magic I also think A Deadly Education is nice, though the third book is majorly disappointing.
ii honestly don't even know myself what kind of books I'm into anymore it's been so long, i like characters tho, charcter s u can actually grow attached to for better or for worse. and the last book series I finished was like, the hunger games some months before the movie released lmao
Stormlight Archive honestly gives you the best cast of well-written character's and moral dilemmas, so if you enjoy characters that would be my go to recommendation. It's a long af series though, so if you want to start with something shorter, but similar, then In the Shadow of Lightning is worth it.

The Bloodsworn Saga is also really good. I really enjoy the character's in it, but it's a little more grim in the plot. It's heavily inspired my norse mythology.

Mhhh... Maybe also Priory of the Orange Tree? It's a long long book, but is Lord of the rings-esque in the plot, but with more women and lgbt+ themes.


thank u! ill look into these
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disposable wrote:
oh that's nice! i love when you get the passion for reading back after not reading for a while! 

i'm not into series idk i never seem to keep reading, i like when a book ends hehe. but i just bought a book called "thursday mystery club" and there is 2 books so far! it's about a group of senior friends that meets up to solve mysteries and suddenly (i think) they're in one, or something like that. so i guess book nr 2 is about them aswell, but another mystery but i could be wrong.. 
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Azriel wrote:
I really liked the stalking jack the ripper series
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Azriel wrote:
And yes ive also started reading again since im home for christmas but my parents arent liking that I'll stay up til 5 to finish my book and then wake up at 14:30 (aka today)
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ouch wrote:
Reading ...... I started reading tweak: growing up on methamphetamines yesterday, but I got all the way to halfway page 1 lol. Same with every book I've begun reading the last year, except a little life I managed 200 pages, but I still have 600 left so
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uhyre wrote:
disposable wrote:
oh that's nice! i love when you get the passion for reading back after not reading for a while! 

i'm not into series idk i never seem to keep reading, i like when a book ends hehe. but i just bought a book called "thursday mystery club" and there is 2 books so far! it's about a group of senior friends that meets up to solve mysteries and suddenly (i think) they're in one, or something like that. so i guess book nr 2 is about them aswell, but another mystery but i could be wrong..
i always want more lmao, probably the same thing that means i watch all tv shows i start all the way through even if i hate it lmao
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uhyre wrote:
also i finished the second hp book now, and it makes sense since theyre kids books but everything rly goes by fast. if we ignore the thing where in the movies u dont get a solid grasp on time passing, i do prefer the pacing in them a lot more, things are over and done with in the same breath in text format, im gonna have to take the next ones out from the library i think bc it takes just a few hours to read through and payday is in a week and i only own the third book left uff
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