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WWW Wednesday — July 8th
Happy Wednesday fellow book lovers and friends! Here we are in the month of July where we celebrated America’s 250th birthday! I hope everyone had a happy 4th and that you stayed cool if you were here on the east coast dealing with 100+ degree temps. I started off the month quiet sick thanks to a nasty 48 hour tummy bug I caught from one of the twins. Since last week this bug has made it way…
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Currently Reading (+ finished) July
Year total: 43
ACCEPTING RECOMMENDATIONS
Current: ^Paper Girls 2
Finished:
^Paper Girls 1
Future / Next Up:
-
Key:
^= Fiction
~= Nonfiction
!= Recommended
*= For class
Enjoyed
Did not enjoy
DNF
After the fallout surrounding Chris and his mother, Liam is left grappling with questions about love, desire, and obsession. When his estranged mother reenters his life, a chance at healing emerges. But haunted by what he has witnessed and changed by his own desires, Liam finds himself caught between love, guilt, and longing—risking everything as their fragile bond spirals toward a point of no return.
Born from the world of 'MY Mom is a Milf' and its sequel, this story does not simply retrace familiar steps through Liam's eyes. Instead, it
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What genres do you read? Any recommendations?
In my free time I like to read, watch series, coloring, making a puzzle (should pick it up again) and diamond painting.
Enjoy your weekend!
Could I maybe become an anon ? (feel free to choose an emoji 🫶
I definitely do have some recommendations! They are all sapphic, have a lovely dash (or full on cup) of amazing spice, and they are all impeccably well written. I love all sorts of genres; fantasy, mystery, BDSM, short and simple, etc.
Ally North: The Bloom Town series.
2 books. Western, enemies to lovers, set in the past, involves religious topics. Happy ending.
Taylor Jenkins Reid: The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo.
Flips between past and present. Utterly beautiful and devastating at the same time. Read the entire book in one night. I swear I will get a tattoo dedicated to this book one day, the lines in it are life altering.
Britney Jackson: Pirates of Aletharia series.
2 books. I have not finished the second one yet. I loved, loved, loved the first book! And everything I've read so far in the second. Amazing fantasy book. Happy ending.
Yael van der Wouden: The Safekeep.
Read it. Please, trust me. Read it. Happy ending. Read it!! I couldn't recommend it enough.
Okay, I could go on and on but I know I must eventually shut up, haha. I hope you like these recommendations of mine if you choose to pick one of them up or download them.
I also love to colour! I actually do quite a bit of art, it's very enjoyable for me to shut off for a few hours or minutes to sketch. What kind of colouring books do you enjoy? The ones with the cute drawings or the ones with all the patterns and mandelas?
What series do you enjoy the most?
Of course, love. How about the 📚 emoji? I feel like it's quite fitting. It can represent both reading books and colouring books.
Get Connected!: The Story of Communication from Hieroglyphics to Body Language by Kay Barnham
Covering the many communication methods and forms, past and present - from cuneiform and semaphore to body language and social media - this bright and bold book is chock-full of information. Each mural-like spread focuses on one unique aspect of communication, exploring the topic at an adolescent-friendly pace, with true-or-false tests, lists and sidebars. The book also examines the reasons why humans communicate, how to do it better, and why it’s beneficial to our mental health and wellbeing. It’s comprehensive and accessible, and the perfect introduction to connecting through communication.
A review of Fabulous Bodies by Chuck Tingle, but it's just texts I sent while reading it.
4.8/5, go read it if you like campy body horror.
