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MK :
I read this hard copy and while it wasn’t perfect it was so good, I think, for a debut.
2026-11-04 14:42:11
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lynxgaela :
I had similar thoughts about Dead Beat like it was satisfying and yet... Team Islington for Emma and Hawkes for me please 😝🤭
2026-11-04 21:32:54
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Aleksandra :
Oh no! I loved weavingshaw! Tho people really should have not been comparing saint Silas to Arin! Both are amazing but I woudnt put them on the same shelf 😅😅
2026-11-03 14:48:48
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Gabriela :
Team islington !!!
2026-11-03 01:39:40
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lemooon :
I am team no one for Emma yet but I can appreciate everyone's choices 😂
2026-11-03 22:41:41
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Caitlin📚🧚🏼- booksblabbering :
I got my mum addicted to Emma M Lion - she binged them all in two weeks and I’ve put her on India Holton
2026-11-03 21:55:47
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Julia 📚 :
So sad you didn’t like Weavingshaw! 🥲
2026-11-04 22:06:08
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Brenna📚 :
Strange the dreamer?? So far it’s really good!
2026-11-03 20:27:28
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Rebecca Simms752 :
Read 20 books, only one 5 ⭐️: The Secret of Snow by Tina Harnesk (translated by Alice Menzies). I wept. What a beautiful life-affirming novel. Other top books included: The Iron Garden Sutra, The Unmagical Life of Briar Jones, Black Bag, Victorious, You'll Love it Here, Heartwood, and The Temptation of Charlotte North.
2026-11-03 04:13:05
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melissa_reads_writes :
Also recommend Wild Dark Shore
2026-11-03 03:16:19
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Tina :
I think my three favorites in October were 1. Loved One by Aisha Muharrar (touching & so good) 2. Immortal Rose by Alexandra Bracken (not deep, just a good time and I liked it for what it was), and Into The Blue by Emma Brodie. Runner up was Seek the Traitor’s Son by Veronica Roth (do not trust this author much re:Tris, lol.)
2026-11-03 02:54:33
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tasha_g96 :
The Diabolic by SJ Kincaid is an emotional rollercoaster if you’re willing to give a 2016 YA sci-fi trilogy a shot! Character shifts and betrayals. Fell in love with the two main characters in the first book, second book had me screaming and third book had me crying, which is rare. I remember it being an amazing execution of morally grey characters for a YA series, and I rarely see anyone talk about it
2026-11-03 02:01:15
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ktbierman :
I’m having such a hard time with weavingshaw right now 😅. I’m stuck at 50%. Maybe I just need to get to said titular house?
2026-11-03 07:39:50
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devon 📚 :
i fear the issue with weavingshaw really was the writing. i wanted to love it and i was invested in that last 25% but woof i almost DNFed so early because of how tell-y it was
2026-11-03 01:41:07
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Grack21 🍉 :
Cough cough Robin Hobb cough
2026-11-03 05:14:48
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Anna E Shelton :
I definitely think the Jasad Heir comparison didn’t do Weavingshaw any favors. I enjoyed it, but certainly saw the flaws.
2026-11-03 01:45:45
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Destiny Bomberry :
Okay I’m actually convinced our taste couldn’t be more alike, because also 5 books into Emma M Lion and I am down bad for Islington but everyone I’ve talked to has been team pierce 🥲
2026-11-03 04:00:33
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melissa_reads_writes :
I’m reading The Shadow of What Was Lost by James Islington. Not finished but thinking 4.5 Star. Have you read this? What did you think?
2026-11-03 03:15:47
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MK :
A recent enjoyable read :) The audiobook was good.
2026-11-04 14:41:35
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BedknobsandBookshelves 🍉 :
Dude, I haven’t been able to finish a book since I read Floating Hotel by Grace Curtis in September, which was good but not great. But I did start From The Library of Jurgen Leitner, which I wouldn’t pick up unless you’re familiar with The Magnus Archives, so I don’t know. Though I can give you about 20 fiction podcasts that made me want to climb the walls. Midnight Burger is still the best thing I’ve discovered.
2026-11-05 03:21:37
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