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[xiaq]

I commissioned concept art for the original fiction duology I’m working on as a reward for finishing book 1 and @babushkahihi absolutely killed it. Here’s to hoping my publisher continues to give me a measure of autonomy re cover art. 👌🏼🔥💯🤞🏼

[ourflagmeanscake]

Finished Sunrise on the Reaping, and the memes are just so good.

Also, if the movie doesn't have Haymitch in "Courtesy of the Capitol" booty shorts, I'll riot

[inkstainedsouls]

Finally getting back into reading. Probably bc the weather is so so nice today 😌 I'm reading a good girls guide to murder and it's sooo good (better vibes reading it at night when it's dark out but oh well)

[minilibrarian]

Read this before bed the other night and loved loved loved it 🤍

[kramlabs]

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[godzilla-reads]

May 25, 2022

Ngl I haven’t read a non-fantasy YA book in a minute, but I am eating this book up like it’s a four-course meal.

📖 Solitaire by Alice Oseman

[zephersspace]

Hey there, strangers!

Today's post it's sponsored by Lunlun's autumn reading challenge!

I'm actually kind of /fucking loving/ this challenge, gives me smth to look forward these days 🎃🥰

Sooooooo let's fucking do this already!

Day three: share five books on your TBR list.

As you can see in the picture above I'm quite the ruler breaker 😂 (hope Lunlun can pass me this ✨) so here comes six!

Cuentos latinoamericanos del siglo XIX, an anthology of, as the title sais, latin american tales. I got this one from my sister and her partner, they threw out a few books and since I love tales, I took it the second I saw it.

Les beaux gosses de l'apocalypse, by Max Brallier, illustrated by Douglas Holgate. This one is borrowed from a guy I thought was my friend... I want to read it as soon as I got time to just get rid of him.

Una decisión equivocada, by Verónica Ortíz Lawrenz. This one I got from my beloved girlfriend... one day I had a philosophy class and the author was the guest and she talked about her book and I told my gf and she bought me the book. As sweet as ever.

The raven boys, by Maggie Stiefvater. I bought this one like three years ago and I haven't read it! I can't believe myself on this one. Bad news on this: a friend of mine told me the translation wasn't good and now I'm afraid 😅

Drácula, by Bram Stoker. There's no much about this one, it was a gift, a classic I can't find myself to finish. I've started it twice... let's see if the third is the last.

And last but not least: Dorothy must DIE, by Danielle Paige. This one's a gift from a very beloved friend. He's the absolute best and I love him too much.

So... that's it for today. Thank you for reading.

🎃I love you. Even if no one has told you this today. I do. I love you.🎃

That's it, that's the post.

⟨Salut, strangers.⟩