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The Book Eaters by Sunyi Dean

“We can only live by the light we're given, and some of us are given no light at all. What else can we do except learn to see in the dark?”

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fav books i read in 2025: roll for love — m.k. england;

"i never thought i'd find myself here, but, hey, what do you know? looks like queer country girls get to have their dreams come true, too."

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fav books i read in 2025: here we go again — alison cochrun;

this is love. love is seeing perfection in every flaw. seeing every flaw as a miracle because it belongs to the person you care about the most. love is saying, yes, still. even after all these years.

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read in 2025: a dowry of blood by s.t. gibson

This is my last love letter to you, though some would call it a confession. I suppose both are a sort of gentle violence, putting down in ink what scorches the air when spoken aloud.

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fav books i read in 2025: say a little prayer — jenna voris;

it’s not perfect. most days, i feel like i’m walking a delicate, dangerous line, but it’s mine. ours.

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every sapphic book i love → one last stop by casey mcquiston

I fell in love with you the day that I met you, and then I fell in love with the person you remembered you are. I got to fall in love with you twice.

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Best Books of 2022 ↳ The Hell's Library Trilogy by AJ Hackwith | ★★★★★

Unfinished books reside in the Library of the Unwritten in a wing of Hell, where a head librarian guards characters who attempt to escape. On a routine character retrieval, librarian Claire and her friends stumble upon divine secrets that could rewrite all domains.

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Best Books of 2022 ↳ Fun Home by Alison Bechdel | ★★★★★

In this graphic memoir, artist Alison Bechdel navigates her relationship with her late father, an English teacher and – as she learned after coming out herself – a gay man.

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Bookshops and Bonedust by Travis Baldree

“Because I’m headed down the hill, and you’re headed up it. I’m just glad we chanced to meet on the way.”

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Best Books of 2022 ↳ The Psychology of Time Travel by Kate Mascarenhas | ★★★★★

In 1967, four female scientists invented time travel, and decades later, it's a booming industry. Ruby, the granddaughter of one of the inventors, receives a mysterious newspaper clipping reporting a murder from the future, and sets about investigating.

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Time and Time Again by Chatham Greenfield

I've met someone, I imagine I'd say. Well, I've met them again and it's different this time. I think if tomorrow comes, they'll be around for it. I think this time, we'll last.

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books i read in 2025:

“the unworthy”

agustina bazterrica

“i understand now that the woods is not just trees, that it could never be reduced in that way; it's the subterranean, microscopic life, the aeriel life, all that reverberates with the splendor of a living cathedral. the light that filters through the leaves orms translucent columns, a radiant sa expanding. i can feel the aura, the power that pulses through the air. i can touch it. i can caress the warm, gleaming particles of light with my fingertips. i'm part of this pagan temple, this ancestral sanctuary.”

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fav books i read in 2025: carmilla — j. sheridan le fanu;

if your dear heart is wounded, my wild heart bleeds with yours.

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You're Not Supposed to Die Tonight by Kalynn Bayron

"It's all fun and games untill you're dead"

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Books Read In 2025: When Women Were Dragons by Kelly Barnhill I encourage you to consider a question: Who benefits, my dear, when you force yourself to not feel angry?...Clearly not you.

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AFTERLOVE by Tanya Byrne

...I nod again, then start walking toward Charon, who holds out his hand to me as I mouth Esen's words over and over, thinking about Poppy, her hair everywhere, waiting for me on a shore somewhere. We found each other in life. And we found each other in death. So I will find you now, whatever's beyond the sea.

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Books Read in 2024: Godkiller by Hannah Kaner

“It was harder to unmake a god than begin one.”