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#hashtagbrigade In 2026, PBS proudly added The Count of Monte Cristo to its MASTERPIECE lineup. This adaptation offered audiences a fresh take on Alexandre Dumas‘ enduring classic.

Sam Claflin starred as Edmond Dantès, a young sailor whose promising life was shattered. A false accusation and wrongful imprisonment set him on a path filled with hardship and betrayal.

Just got the latest volume of the print edition of my favorite Webtoon adaptation of the cult favorite Korean web novel, Omniscient Reader's Viewpoint.

A brilliant new audiobook from a childhood classic! if you've never heard of T.A. Barron now is the time to get into his works! i LOVE this series so much. it was one of the very first books i read as a pre-teen and i have continued to enjoy his works well into my 30+ old age. this brand new audiobook blends the world with a beautiful narration, with the forward read by T.A Barron himself! A perfect new beginning to an old classic!

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Hi, I‘m @AnishaInkspill, I've been here for over a year. I haven‘t always read books, I came to them, moving forward, I wanted to approach this year to get to more of the books I‘ve been wanting to read. This is how my #3BookChallenge2026 came about: #26Shorts2026, #LongReadsWorkout2026 and #LikeForLikeReads2026.

The bigger goal was to keep my reading fun, that how I created these three.⬇️

According to the Barnes and Noble blog, Peter Pan has gerascophobia (fear of growing old).

#InclPhobia
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I am distraught. This did not work. The book is, quite simply, uncooked. Needed several more revisions with a strong editor. I don't think this book falling flat damages the His Dark Materials legacy, but I do think as HDM lives on The Book of Dust is likely to go largely unread.

It‘s hard for me to dislike Malcolm but his attraction to Lyra does make me side-eye Pullman. Untoward! Not toward!

I'm gonna die! I love it so much!

In my fantasy world, Lee Scoresby and Iorek Byrnison are just my dads and we travel the world by balloon, leaving a trail of mayhem and mischief in true chaotic good fashion.

One of the things I love about this series is how it hits me differently each time I read it! This time around I am conflicted about the young romance but will never not be absolutely thrilled by the reveal of the Authority. As over-the-top preachy as Pullman can be, his conclusion there is brilliant satire. (Avoiding spoilers but will add in the comments.)