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he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
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@pleasantlypresentlyreadup
Looking to broaden my reading horizons. Message me with book recommendations, ideally favourite fiction books from that you resonate with or simply enjoy a lot.
Feel free to add me on Goodreads or Fable as would love to make book friends.
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the universe will listen
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"Light it up."
ANDOR (2022-2025) // ROGUE ONE (2016)
I am looking forward to the eventual rogue one rewatch after andor
Feeling everything too deeply sometimes feels like a curse.
I AM NOT INTERESTED IN LIVING A LIFE WHERE I COWER AWAY FROM BEAUTY OR GOODNESS BECAUSE OF THE POTENTIAL TO BE HURT. I AM BARRELING TOWARD IT. LIFE IS GOING TO CRACK ME OPEN LIKE A PIĆATA AND I AM GOING TO LET IT.
This year, im keeping consistent with sharing my monthly reads on here and hopefully peeps enjoy the books I'm sharing too. The month just gone was Japan and Korean reading, with this month in May venturing to Sci-fi and Fantasy with: Sunrise on the reaping and Jinx by Amy Mulloch, both borrow from my local library as it was is always important to keep them going.
Below are my thoughts on Return to The Moraski Bookshop by Satoshi Yagisawa and Vegetarian by Han Kang
Started the month all hopeful enjoying the return to Morasaki and enjoying how they keep the bookshop going in trying times. Another journey through lives of how both books and relationships keep people going through tough times.
My second read of the month was a Korean book on desires that were spoken and unspoken and the consequences of those desires. A great insight of how families are formed and the journey the family goes on through family members dealing with desires and if they should be acted upon
reblog if you see your kink:
ā”hair pulling
ā”having financial stability
ā”choking
ā”recycling
ā”bondage
ā”saving the bees
ā”role playing
ā”having a healthy sleep schedule
Finished my book last night so I guess Iāll just stare longingly at my bookshelf until god reveals my next book to read to me through divine revelation
me: oh yay Andor is back what's going on gang
Andor: undocumented immigrants are facing sexual violence every day. left wing infighting will get everyone killed. rich people buying back things stolen by colonists is still an act of colonialism.
me: right so just a light season then
MON "CRASH OUT" MOTHMA in ANDOR | S02E03
Gem Cities by Neave Bozorgi
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@readingfolklore Iām ready to move here š¤š
āDonāt be afraid of new beginnings. Donāt shy away from new people, new energy, new surroundings. Embrace new chances at happiness.ā instagram @annikabansal
Bitch go read a book (me to me)
When your lost in that after thoughts of finishing book, wishing that part of that world was real
rare studyblr post: shakespeare only
