This was an interesting first John Green read and I do not regret it. This book does more to establish and explain systemic issues, from disease to poverty to racism, in our society than most required college text books, and in fewer pages. You should read this.
5⭐
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Have you ever wondered what the story is surrounding the first (allegedly) banned book in America? It's way more interesting than you might think...😄
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It's finally here! My video review covering Witchcraft for Wayward Girls by Grady Hendrix + discussing how male authors write women and why.
Please come and check it out! Consider liking and subscribing too!
#bookreview#GradyHendrix
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Beyond my 💜 of books my other passion is UXD. Been struggling to transition into my dream career.
@Pinterest just opened their Product Design apprenticeship and I plan on applying.
If anyone has any tips on how to put my best foot forward, I would appreciate it!
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Come check out my video review of The Heart of the World. The less than stellar sequel to Amie Kaufman's The Isle of the Gods. Leave a like and subscribe, too!
https://t.co/50ezTwvVGm
I want people to care about what's happening to libraries. Please check out my video if you want a brief breakdown of what's going on with the ILMS and what that means for libraries.
Like and subscribe while you're there!
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@suchnerve Years ago my BFF got into a heated debate with his older brother and without missing a beat I took his brother's side (because he was correct) and afterward his brother told him, "that's a real friend, she won't kiss your ass." And that has fueled me for years!
A Sapphic Monster Hunter Romance from the POV of the monster that delves into the generational trauma trope!
Highly recommend checking out my video review and then pick up the book!
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Finally was able to get my ACOTAR video up. It's a little longer than my other videos, but I think it's worth the watch. Please come check it out, like, and subscribe!
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New video! Talking about my 2025 Bookish Aspirations, anticipated releases, plans for my channel, and upcoming videos! Come check it out! 💜
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@clhubes My LO loved being swaddled to an extent. He'd always wiggle one arm out and then sleep that way. Lol just needed that little bit of independence. I jokingly called him Houdini because I was pretty good at swaddling, but he'd always manage to escape.
The final reading vlog for my Nonsensical Naughty November series! This time I took a dive into monster romance. 😅
Come check it out, like, and subscribe!
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Things are getting weird! Come check out my new Nonsensical Naughty November Reading Vlog! This time I talk about Holy Knit by Deborah Alexander & Corny by Sabrina Cross.
https://t.co/DxvotiJkKW
@HORCRXX@moniza_hossain @haigmoses The Les Mes movie musical's whole schtick was that it was sung live. It's why it sounded terrible. The same thing happened with Cats, though that film had plenty of other issues. You can still sing with diction without singing live. Just look at any Broadway OST.