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[headology]

Just finished The Sorcerer of the Wildeeps by Kai Ashante Wilson. Very different and not sure I fully understood it but quite cool. Now reading The Book of Phoenix by Nnedi Orokofor. Finally making my way through a backlog of books I want to read. 

[seakissed]

Currently reading The Star Rover by Jack London which I'm adding to my favourite books list even though I haven't finished it. And reading another book for my uni's bookclub but I have yet to start the second chapter. 

[wannabejustfine]

I'm reading the flavia de luce series and I'm really enjoying it. Didn't think it would be my type but I'm glad I was wrong. Currently reading 'as chimney sweepers come to dust'

 

 

(but I'm also reading a million books for school that aren't that exciting)

[IntroxAna]

Just finished Celeste Ng's - "Little Fires Everywhere" now on Valeria Luiselli's - "Lost Children Archive".

[RubyRealgirl]

The Queen’s Gambit, because I wanted to read it before I watch it on Netflix. Also Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children (finally, right?) because I’m a grown woman who occasionally reads young adult books.

[Princess Daisy]

If we were villains by m.l. Rio

Dark academia vibes


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[strangercats]

I just finished The Lovely Bones and I actually really enjoyed it. I re-watched the movie after about a decade and I was really disappointed. 

[RubyRealgirl]

Mexican Gothic. I’ve been so excited to start this one.

I’m also listening to The Bookwoman of Troublesome Creek on my commute.

[easymind]

just read half of Howl's Moving Castle because its my favourite movie, but i was a bit disappointed by the source material so i think i'm gonna give up halfway

[Angieisalone]

I've been stuck on the same book since August, this is ridiculous. It's called "The unicorn reservation" by an author from my country.
It's written from the point of view of a metalhead who is so judgemental and misogynistic that it makes me mad. The thing is that although I hate the character, it's written really well and it's so believable (I know people who act and live exactly like this dude).
I hope I can finish it this month because I have so many other books that I'm excited to start reading.

[Jay Jay]

A Promised Land - Obama (dull, dull, dull, unless you are REALLY into the minutiae of politics...but I started it so now I have to finish it, right?)

 

also Kafka on the Shore - Haruki Murakami, thanks to a recommendation I found on here. It's amazing so far.

[ArtemisQuinn]

Axioms End by Lindsay Ellis. It is very good, and if you enjoy science fiction and early 2000's nostalgia I would recommend it.

[aroundthefur]

Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind by Yuval Noah Harari, my boyfriend wanted me to read it and it’s being nice so far. Next on my list is The Bell Jar by Sylvia Plath and The Idiot by Dostoyevsky, he's my favourite writer

[LifeEternal]

"Kidnapped" by Robert Louis Stevenson. So far, it's an enjoyable boys' adventure novel - no more, no less.

[CamelliaMarie]

I just finished the Uglies main series. I didn't read Extras because it has different main characters and I'm not quite ready to move on from Tally and Shay and everyone yet (even though Tally and David make an appearance in Extras). I was going to start City of Bones but honestly I might just re-read Uglies. I have attachment issues.

[Akiralovesky]

I just finished the Uglies main series. I didn't read Extras because it has different main characters and I'm not quite ready to move on from Tally and Shay and everyone yet (even though Tally and David make an appearance in Extras). I was going to start City of Bones but honestly I might just re-read Uglies. I have attachment issues.

I loved that series, you've totally made me want to go read that again!

[CamelliaMarie]

I loved that series, you've totally made me want to go read that again!

Do it! I'm going to try to finish extras this time around!

[Lunar_Fairy]

currently finishing up Scarlet by Marissa Meyer in her Lunar Chronicles series... i cant put these books down o__o

[seakissed]

Currently reading The Book of Laughter and Forgetting by Milan Kundera. 

[Marissa]

Le Parfum- Histoire D 'Un Meurtrier (Perfume: The Story of a Murderer), I'm reading it in French because I am trying to improve my French reading comprehension skills.  I loved the movie when I saw it many years ago, so I thought I would finally read the book.