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Susanita
Spinning | Tillie Walden
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December #bookspin consists of books started previously and books that are part of series with a known end point. I read both of November‘s picks!

Bookwormjillk I feel like having a known end point is important! now
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willaful

Even after he broke up with his boyfriend Theo, even when Theo started seeing Jackson, Griffin expected them to be endgame someday. But then Theo died at 18 and Griffin is left a wreck of grief, guilt, and compulsion. A very intense story with intriguing twists; it engrossed and affected me but was almost too depressing to enjoy.

#QueerBC
@PuddleJumper

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shanaqui
Swordcrossed | Freya Marske
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Pickpick

I enjoyed this and the grounding in details of the wool industry quite a bit ultimately, but waiting for the payoff had me anxious, especially given the relationship between them also gets so amped up and explosive.

And a #BookSpinBingo blackout, and it's not even the last day of the month! It just kinda. Happened.

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totefairie
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We first met Robin in S3E1 at Scoops Ahoyand her first line was "Hey, dingus, your children are here!" Instantly fell for her character then.

Just finished Rebel Robin earlier today and it ended with her meeting Steve as her new coworker. But the novel is actually her backstory where she dreams of leaving Hawkins and was still hating on Steve because of Tammy Thompson. Love her even more with this novel.

5⭐s. A must read for ST fans.

Kerrbearlib Stacked! Have you started watching S5 yet? I‘m two episodes in, loving it so far! 18h
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julieclair
Spinning | Tillie Walden
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My last #BookSpin list of the year! Thanks for another year of reading fun,
@TheAromaofBooks 💙💙💙

AnnCrystal Is that Queen of the Night by J. A. Jance? 🤩 I really liked that read 📚💝. 16h
TheAromaofBooks Woohoo!!! 4h
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shanaqui
Swordcrossed | Freya Marske

You know, sometimes I wish it was normal to just have full plot summaries for every book out there on the internet for easy lookup. Right now I'm being too neurodivergent to read more of this book without knowing how things work out, but I keep reading a chapter at a time because I do *want* to finish it.

shanaqui Then I literally just ran across a thread on Bluesky dunking on people who like spoilers ahead of time. The feeling of anticipation and uncertainty is apparently the whole point and is fun.

Bro, it gives me anxiety and I do not enjoy that.
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BookishMarginalia I love spoilers. I hate surprises. All my life I‘ve read endings first. (And yes, turns out I‘m autistic) 2d
shanaqui @BookishMarginalia Yeah. I don't always read the ending first, but often. (I don't know if I'm autistic; I'm not diagnosed as such, and my mother -- a psychiatrist -- says there's no way I could be autistic. But that's a very biased source, and generally people assume I am and am surprised to hear that I'm not as far as I know.) 1d
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Larkken Boo on the naysayers. I am likely on the spectrum but have never been looked at for it, but regardless think there‘s nothing wrong with knowing how something ends! For one, I hate feeling like the only reason I‘m finishing a book is to find out what happens. If I already know, then sometimes it‘s easier for me to just enjoy the ride and the writing instead. 1d
Faranae I never used to skip ahead, but between professional reviewing where it was often a sanity check (because I took reviewing seriously and read cover to cover instead of first, middle, and last chapter...), and my mental health these days, I just need less tension and suspense in my reading. 20h
rwmg I want this not so much to look up what's ahead but to remind me of what happened in the previous installments when I return to a series after an interval. 15h
shanaqui @rwmg That would be such a benefit too! 14h
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shanaqui
Swordcrossed | Freya Marske

I'm not really sure why this isn't 100% clicking for me? I'd expected to adore it, but I'm much more inclined to pick up Paladin's Faith (which I'm reading at the same time). Hmm.

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CaseyTheCanadianLesbrarian
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Pickpick

This was a super fun queer historical mystery featuring a bi woman protagonist! Set in late 1940s New York, the story follows an especially personal case for Will, as the person accused of murder is her boss and lead detective! Lots of interesting twists and turns, well-drawn characters, and nuanced representation of disability and queerness. Great audiobook narration too. I'll definitely be checking out more of this series! #Bisexual

BookishMarginalia I love this series! 4d
CaseyTheCanadianLesbrarian @BookishMarginalia I need to go back now and read all the previous books in the series! 3d
BookishMarginalia I highly recommend! Enjoy! 3d
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Jari-chan
Trouble Girls | Julia Lynn Rubin
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Bookish song Nr. 64: Nico & Chelsea - Weapons in my Pocket

Tired of carrying weapons in my pocket
Just cause we've normalized a world that's fucking lost it
Sell our souls and for what, a crooked profit?
That leaves us carrying around these weapons in our pockets

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NupnO8YPcGk

#TuesdayTunes @TieDyeDude

AnnCrystal 👏🏼😳👍🏼🎶💝. 4d
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rpsingletary
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rpsingletary LOGLINE: Man faces loss, travels, heals. Metaphor of Istanbul: shape-shifting city:: we all have many names, but meaning? We must add ourselves.

A sexually ambiguous man falls to pieces after a child-death and his marriage's demise. He turns to nearly every drug imaginable (religion, travel, sex, talk-therapy, family, folklore...) before reconnecting with a past love thought foregone; meanwhile, he comes into the inheritance of an ancestral...
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