It's time for the 2026 book thread π
Last year I somehow managed to read 72 books because I realised I can walk on my walking pad and read at the same time. I'm not convinced I can hit 72 again so we're aiming for a more modest 60 books in this year. I'll also review comics.
Book #34: Elantris - Brandon Sanderson
I enjoyed this more than I expected. I'd heard it's his weakest novel, but I still really enjoyed it. The concept of Elantris is intriguing & I liked Sarene and her uncle a lot. Strong characters and an interesting world
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It's time for the 2026 book thread π
Last year I somehow managed to read 72 books because I realised I can walk on my walking pad and read at the same time. I'm not convinced I can hit 72 again so we're aiming for a more modest 60 books in this year. I'll also review comics.
Book #33: Anne of Avonlea - L.M. Montgomery (Anne of Green Gables #2)
A light little read inbetween some heavier stuff. It's good to see Anne grow up more, and read about an era and location I don't see often. Anne and Marilla's relationship is really special
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@bimb0bard@theopposum1234@_sorrengailll Depends how long your period is, mine is only 3-4 days and I tend to use about 5 tampons a cycle, and then a couple of pads and period underwear for the rest