flutteringreads.bsky.social
Wannabe librarian, current bookstore employee and Jewish. https://flutteringreads.substack.com/
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Cool!
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It’s times like this when I wish I knew how to embed a poll into Bluesky. It would make calculating the winner easier.
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You are very welcome and thank you for your kind response.
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You’re a good person.
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That’s wonderful!
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No, other people are more deserving, but thank you for your kind response!
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It sounds good but I most likely don’t count as a reviewer. I’m too new/don’t have enough readers.
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Thank you!
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A slice of life comic reminiscent of Stargirl or Jamie as Blue Beetle would be fun.
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That’s okay. Thank you for your kind response! I’ll add it to my list. I hope you have a great day!
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That’s okay! But thank you, thank you! It’s going to be a fun story.
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Yay, thank you! Ambush Bug and Plastic Man, it’s comedy heaven!
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I’m resisting the urge to get my hopes up for more Ambush Bug.
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2. My dog, Tilly.
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1. Creating the perfect blend of milk and chocolate syrup, then heating it up for fifty-something seconds. Bliss.
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Gross!
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Aghh, this was meant to be a quote of my post asking for prose superhero book recommendations. I messed up, sorry.
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I’m excited to read it! I really liked Resurrection and it got me to finally watch the 1989 film for literary homework.
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Additionally, preferably closed-door, if there’s a romance element. I enjoyed earlier installments in the Heroine Complex series but it got rather graphic. Thank you so much for the help!
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Thank you for asking, I should have been more specific. In this case, I’m looking for books for adults, preferably with original characters. (1/2)
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I’ve been hoping for a new season for years, yayyyyy!
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Mazel tov!
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I’m freshly onto the weather unit in Duolingo, but I think you’re asking me about my reading habits.
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Mi dispiace.
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Shalom!
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The books!
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Thank you so much!
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Thank you.
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7. The Uncle John’s Bathroom Reader books, particularly the Book Of The Dumb duology. I read them cover to cover. Not in the bathroom, in general. #booksky 📚💙
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6. Anything by Seanan McGuire but especially the InCryptid series.
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5. You Should Smile More by Anastasia Ryan. A tale of workplace revenge after an unjust firing. Recommended for fans of The Office. Contains pranks, kittens, glitter, and a dash of romance.
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4. Tweet Cute by Emma Lord. An adorable, snarky romantic comedy. Come for the banter and social media jokes, stay for the puns and realistic characters.
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Oh, and the books are written by Colleen Cambridge. My apologies for forgetting to put that.
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3. I’m going to cheat with this one. Both books in the An American In Paris series, Mastering The Art Of French Murder and A Murder Most French. For a change, I listened to the audiobooks first and loved them so much that I started taking French lessons on Duolingo.
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2. Hench by Natalie Zina Walschots. A delightfully dark supervillain-in-training novel. Warning- extreme body horror and graphic injuries. The sequel should be coming out next year, if I’m correct.
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1. Fangirl by Rainbow Rowell. I first read it for my local independent bookstore’s ARC program.