@zachflipspages I have Strength of the Few but I haven't begun it yet.
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@dracoolbeans7
LGBTQIA+; BLM; 31; Literature and languages lover. Just trying to find the biscuit to my gravy
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@zachflipspages I loved Will of the Many. I think a lot of people feel strongly about the book because it doesn't fit comfortably in a genre-- it's not totally fantasy nor sci-fi nor alt-history. But I personally enjoyed that. I also like that it kept me guessing-- it didn't feel too trope-y.
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@MerriamWebster She wore an itsy-bitsy teeny-weeny yellow polka dot bikini. . .
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‘Rhyming reduplication’ is an itsy-bitsy super-duper language quirk that is sure to razzle-dazzle.
Rhyming reduplication appears to make words…sillier?
-hanky-panky
-okey-dokey
-hurley-burley
-hootchy-kootchy
-boogie-woogie
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@athenaeumbc Add Tale of Genji and the Epic of Mwindo to the list. We need to decentralize the Western canon from the importance and necessity of literature.
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The future of the entire world depends on your personal effort to get everyone you know and everyone they know to read old books
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Not to be dramatic, but this would change my life for the better. Someone PLEASE make this happen. In fact, give me a Hogwarts Legacy style Name of the Wind game while you're at it.
Pato ᱬ🐦🔥⛈️@SpiderPato98
Please give us a Hogwarts Legacy style X-men game where we can create our own mutant and attend classes at the X-mansion and meet/interact with our favorite x-men characters 😩😩😩😩
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@MinhazTweets @goodreads Take no one and nothing at face value. Harper Lee is a master at creating incredibly nuanced characters. Also, if you're not familiar with the tragic story of Emmett Till, I'd suggest reading up on that before reading, as it served as an inspiration for the novel.
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@dracoolbeans7 @goodreads Glad to hear about that..
Any words for me.?
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@worilless67199 @goodreads You're making me want to read it again lol.
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@dracoolbeans7 @goodreads So I'm in it for serious bawling right? I should get prepared cos I'm gonna read it.
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@cluckingduck170 @goodreads AMAZING novel, but I will never read it again. Just emotionally brutal.
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@Immedium09 @goodreads My all-time favorite novel. Just absolute perfection.
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@MinhazTweets @goodreads I literally just finished teaching this book a month ago.
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@worilless67199 @goodreads There isn't a single book by Khaled Hosseini that hasn't managed to make me ugly cry. I envy anyone reading his works for the first time.
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@goodreads The Kite Runner by Khaled Hosseini. It was mentioned 9 times with your pervious post on books that made us cry. Haven't read it and would love to.
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okay I know I got drunk last night but I swear to GOD I didn’t order McDonald’s. How the FUCK did this happen bro
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Actually, winter is a mix of Narnia and His Dark Materials. Spring *clearly* belongs to Lord of the Rings. Summer is, yes, Pirates of the Caribbean, but autumn is definitely a mix of Twilight and Disney-Pixar.
tyler ☠︎︎@kingofbrethren
winter/spring is narnia season, summer is pirates of the caribbean, and autumn is lord of the rings- yes, this is how i divide my year.
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I'm grading my students' essays on To Kill A Mockingbird, and this is a quote from one of them: "I believe Atticus Finch is a bad person because. . .Atticus knows the system is broken but won't attack it and instead puts his faith in it and urges Tom to do the same."
Hell yeah.
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Anton Chekhov photographed by his brother Alexander in 1891.
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Can someone do this for me for my 33rd this year?
thibzzam@thibzzam
Pour mes 25 ans #elle m’a fait un cadre avec 25 films que j’adore (qu’elle a peint elle-même) C’est juste magnifique j’suis trop content ❤️❤️❤️
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