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🦇🌜so good!🌛🦇

I agree Flowerheart is very reminiscent of a Studio Ghibli film. I did like that book I just wish it had a bit more depth with the individual relationships. I find that with more plot-focused cozy fantasy books (not necessarily this one) if there are some stakes I need like a somewhat reasonable answer for how the problems are solved. I found that some of the ones I've been picking up lately have been disappointing me in that way. Like it'll have stakes but then it'll get out of them in just such a ridiculous way that it almost gives me whiplash lol and I'd rather just have no stakes at all. I would be on board for a Studio Ghibli book recommendations video. I love Studio Ghibli films and I have a little shelf with all the books that remind me of them and I'm always looking for more.

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🌑I vote to hera just because it’s still summer and autumnal dark academia is not it. Aside from amina el sirafi I’m planning to read (hopefully): - magnolia parks : the long way home - beach read - yours truly - just for the summer - five survive - bad blood (Still pretty much in summery beachy mood 🫣

Being sick can really suck I'm glad you're feeling better 👻👻👻 I really enjoyed my summerween too and ended up sticking with the sci-fi theme. After Dead Silence kind of let me down, Annihilation was honestly a savior (my book to read in the dark). I really like participating in the read-a-thons

Hera is my vote. 💚📚🌚🦇

Im voting Hera :)

Well, this is two more books to be added to the TBR. I read Annihilation this past month and really enjoyed it so I'll have to pick up I who have never known men

I choose Hera!!! Just ordered a copy 📖🥰

my vote is for the latinist!!

I love Carmilla, what a beautiful edition! For mythology-book I vote for Hera because the other one feels more autumnal 🍁

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🌜🦇 My August Physical TBR is: Illuminae by - Amie Kaufman The Thursday Murder Club (re-read) - Richards Osman My Dark Vanessa - Kate Elizabeth Russell The One - John Marrs How to Sell a Haunted House - Grady Hendrix Murder in the Family - Cara Hunter Catherine House - Elisabeth Thomas The Woman Who Lied - Claire Douglas

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Hello!! Carmilla is wonderful. So much emotions in so few pages!!!

I vote The Latinist

My first thought was The Latinist but I think of dark academia as an autumnal read, and I'm not quite ready to switch out of summer reading mode yet. So, I'm voting for Hera. I'm currently about two thirds of the way through Midsummer Mysteries.

I vote for Hera 🌕

I loved Carmilla! I also have that exact copy, it’s gorgeous! I vote The Latinist!🦇 🌕🦇

Hera

I didn’t know you were also a magnolia parks girlie!! They’re so good but so bad lol!!

I'm reading quite a few but notable ones are Babel, Harry Potter Half-Blood Prince & Lights Out

🌙 🦇 The Latinist! 🦇 🌙

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My vote is Hera!

I just hauled the Shadows Between Us and the Darkness Within Us as an extra early birthday present. I have loved Tricia Levenseller's writing, so I am really excited to read them around my birthday in September. My vote is for The Latinist, as it sounds more intriguing to me. I hope your reads go well.

As much as I love how Hera looks (it’s a beautiful book) I think as we’re moving more towards fall and that dark academia could really hit so the Latinist is my vote. My plans are to finish the first law trilogy and my new India Holton book🦇🦇🦇

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That's a beautiful edition of Carmilla 🥰🦇

🦇🌕The Latinist. Funny I had already chosen a bat before you even said to. I think I’ve seen too many of your videos 😂

My vote for Hera ❤

I choose Hera 🥰🖤

🦇🌙 My vote is for The Latinist. I will be participating in Jan's readathon. I plan to collect all of the characters.

I choose Hera, it's arriving at my house this week from BOTM and I can't wait to read it

❤📚❤️ Both sound amazing. I guess, The Latinist. I mean dark acedamia... edit: 🌕😅

ooh I'm gonna choose The Latinist, there's always time for Greek retellings

I'm so excited for my August TBR. I'm participating in two readathons: Pickpongathon and TBR Quest. It's gonna be so much fun! I'm gonna vote for The Latinist as i've discovered that those are the types of retellings that i like. I don't like them where they just tell the same story but from a different perspective. The ones that i like are the ones that take the general plot structure, but tell a new story with it, like in The Latinist

Hera

I choose Hera

I have not heard of studio ghibli before. Great vlog and the ginger ale looks amazing. 🤤 I finished Empire of the Vampire and I really liked the book but just a little disappointed by the ending. I will read the next book empire of the damed but not yet. I am reading In Ascension.

My own recommendations would always be Homer, Herodotus, Aeschylus, Sophocles, Euripides et al.

I love Yona of the Dawn!!!

side note: your nails are so cute I love the green 😍

I love this cozy blog. Sorry about the loss of your friend. 😢 And as always, thank you for being you and adding to my TBR. ❤🎉

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I really loved Darling Girls by Sally Hepworth. I listened to the audiobook for it and I really enjoyed it. Hope you enjoy it! 🧛‍♂🧛‍♀

Death Comes to Marlow😍😍 cosy murder mystery is everything 🙌🏻

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🩷 Seeing all the Battle of the Booktubers vlogs was so much fun this month! One of my favorite things i did this month was my TBR game that i played for the first time. Also i reached 100 subscribers which was such a fun surprise!