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Somewhere Beyond The Sea by TJ Klune

Follow up to a book I absolutely adore, and I loved this book too. Was fun getting to revisit these wonderful characters again. Klune books continue to make me happy anytime I read them

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Neuromancer by William Gibson

Was excited to finally get through this book after hearing how influential it was. Super fun read that was interesting to see how much it invented vs combined in way to feel like a definitive cyberpunk work. Definitely worth checking out

So THAT’S what The Trolley Problem is… 🤔🚃❓

We Used to Live Here by Marcus Kliewer

This book unfortunately fell flat for me. It wanted to be an approachable length while having a lot of hints and concepts for readers to speculate on. This left it feeling hollow, like it couldn't decide what it wanted to be.

Werewolf + mushroom/plants comm from earlier this year.

Illustration: A juggling stoat, complete with jester outfit and sleek, black knives.

Strange Pictures by Uketsu

The premise is being presented with drawings and trying to see what clues are hidden in them, all through a narrative that slowly spells out what the mystery/answer is. Fun and short experience, but just an ok read. Good for a change of pace.

The King in Yellow by Robert W Chambers

Finally got around to this book after hearing about it's impact for so long. It's just a subset of loosely linked short stories, making it a quick read. Worth checking out if you're into seeing a major inspiration for cosmic horror.

Babel by R.F. Kuang

Fantastic work of historical fiction. Equal parts well written fiction, commentary on colonialism, and an english major info dumping on various language etymologies. Highly recommend.

This is incredible

The Song of Achilles by Madeline Miller

Great read, it's as gay and sad as I kept hearing it was. It lives up to the hype that's persisted for years. Loved it from beginning to end.

Piranesi by Susanna Clarke

Great book that I checked out after having it recommended from multiple people of varying tastes. Loved the first half in particular for how well it made you understand the main character's thought process
Easily goes in the category of books that any person could enjoy

Ravensong by TJ Klune

Second book in the Green Creek series, and it continues everything I love from Wolfsong.
It did a great job of filling in the gaps from the previous book without feeling like I was reading the same thing over again. Klune delivers again, and I can't wait for the next one.

7 fully coloured drawings kermit the frog making scrunchy faces

kermies

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Psypunk riding a skateboard

chicken wearing a pair of jordans. her name is Hype Moments And Aura

Pose Presence Power These words are presented around a sassy crow 🐦‍⬛

Heeheehee, 🤭.

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Scan of a let’s find Pokémon picture book showing a Jolteon driving a keep

beep beep jolteon in a jeep

A bird with long legs and a vest holds up an unraveled scroll with his talon. Behind him is a vase with a plant. A small watercolor painting on toned paper.

If you play a stealth based class, use leather armor for best results.

They're made of hide.

A Prayer for the Crown-Shy by Becky Chambers

Another great book, I might like it more than the first one. A short read that had me smiling softly most of the way through as it had fun with philosophy.
Left me feeling really calm and helped make me think that somehow, we'll all be ok.

Annihilation by Jeff Vandermeer

A great sci-fi read that also felt like a gothic horror story. Very different from the movie, which I'm a big fan of, but it still got its hooks in me.
Definitely recommend checking it out for yourself, and I'm going to pick up the other books in the trilogy soon.

A Psalm for the Wild Built by Becky Chambers

A short, sweet novel I liked a lot. Maintains a light, slice of life feel while touching on religious and philosophical questions. An enjoyable read I can recommend for anyone, and I'm excited for the second in the duology.

mwep

The Last House on Needless Street by Catriona Ward

I expected a horror story and it ended up being a thriller. Had a very fun writing style that made good use of unreliable narrators in a way that made sense. Interesting read, definitely recommend checking it out

Full drip

Ready for summer

Sora, Donald, and Goofy all floating/descending towards traverse town in a circular formation. The gummi flying behind sora, with multiple planets arcing towards traverse town as well.

Kingdom Hearts
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