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I have a hard time getting off my soapboxes so my friends dropped me off here.
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đź“š Bookish and social commentary
🍥 Hapa from O’ahu, now in CA
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I have no idea. But in your retelling, it honestly sounds so good.
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This one is a once-in-lifetime type of read. Hope you enjoy it.
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This one looks so good. It’s been on my TBR.
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You can always tell when someone has worked in customer service. The patience is unmatched.
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Yes! It’s like starting a movie and only watching a few minutes at a time. You’ll more easily forget what you’ve already seen and never get hooked.
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Let’s keep this energy 🙏🏼💯
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My general rule of thumb is 50 pages preferably in one sitting.(My theory is if you stop/start a lot in the beginning you won’t remember a lot; so you’re not giving the book a fair shot.)
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The Storm We Made by Vanessa Chen and The Fox Wife by Yangsze Choo are some of my favorite recent historical fictions. So detailed and thought-provoking.
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Okay but Moth Portals would be a very good band name.
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Mockingbird by Walter Travis is an oldie but a goodie.
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Please! :)
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Make it a double 🧀
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You’ve given me a new personality trait: respond to all weather questions with the title of its corresponding book.
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Oof. I feel this one.
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Oh camping with a floppy paperback is actually perfection
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It’s like being a mood reader. I’m also a mood formater. Paperback vs hardcover have different vibes.
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Cannot wait to read
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Buffy the Vampire Slayer 🎸
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(Basically a lot of very long novels. It makes sense because that process would have been wildly more easy and cheaper to distribute.)
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Yes! It’s called serialization (or a serial novel). A lot of cannon works were published this way, like Tale of Two Cities, Crime and Punishment, The Count of Monte Cristo
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Thank you for sharing ❤️
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I can’t wait for this one! It’s on my TBR.