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Kenyazero
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My #roll100 picks for March are all set! I didn‘t get around to any of my February picks, but I read two of my January picks, which I think counts 😆 as always, thanks @PuddleJumper for helping me work my way through my Libby and Hoopla to-read lists.

PuddleJumper 🎉🎉 17h
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snapsnarlgrowl
Bury the Lede | Gaby Dunn
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SB_92084
My Dearest Darkest | Kayla Cottingham
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Panpan

Quite possibly one of the stupidest books I have ever read. I should have bailed, but felt I owed it to the author to at least struggle through it. I skimmed the final 8 chapters, as it was too agonizing to actually read. Characters that readers won‘t care about, a storyline that is just a little too precious and obvious, and a convenient love story that is so forced. Save yourself from this book, it is, sadly, not worth it.

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xicanti
Imogen, Obviously | Becky Albertalli
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Ahhhh, this was so good! I tore on through it in less than a day, thoroughly caught up in Imogen‘s identity struggles and her intense friendships. I laughed A LOT (especially at the small German sausage), nodded along with Imogen‘s thought processes, and desperately hoped for her to reject Gretchen‘s prescriptive declarations. It‘ll stay with me for a long while.

Also, I think both Imogen and Tessa would approve of my penguin. #AuldLangSpine2025

peanutnine Yessss this one is so easily devourable! Imogen is so relatable. And she and Tessa would LOVE your penguin! ☺️ 2mo
xicanti @peanutnine it has a tail around the other side! Definitely the sort of mug to captivate bantersome fictional characters who like cute stuff. 2mo
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GidgetsTreasures75
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Pickpick

12-11-24: My 46th finished book of 2024! This was a sexually charged novel about the life of a bisexual writer. From growing up in a small town in Vermont where his mother and stepfather taught him a love for Shakespeare to the town librarian who taught him a love for reading and himself. We follow him into his late 60s through his youth, to NYC and the AIDS epidemic, and back to Vermont again. A love letter to being true to yourself. 💖

GidgetsTreasures75 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️📖#️⃣4️⃣6️⃣ 2mo
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peanutnine
Iris Kelly Doesn't Date | Ashley Herring Blake
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#WeirdWordWednesday
I know we usually rely on @TheBookHippie for Yiddish lessons but this word came up in my book twice already and I had to look it up! I like the positive connotation behind it
@CBee

TheBookHippie I post this word at least twice a year 😆♥️😂 I love it. 3mo
CBee You can never have too much Yiddish! 3mo
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5feet.of.fury
My Dearest Darkest | Kayla Cottingham
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Pickpick

Weird, YA eldritch horror. Finch‘s cluelessness was a bit grating at times, but she navigates her way through her relationships & friendships at a prestigious performing arts school with a hidden horror.

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thegirlwiththelibrarybag
Pink | Lili Wilkinson
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Playing around with displays again (I mean sure, I could have shelved non fiction but this was loads more fun)

robinb Pretty in Pink 🩷 4mo
thegirlwiththelibrarybag @robinb, the prettiest! 4mo
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BookishGirl06
The Romance Recipe | Ruby Barrett
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Mehso-so

It was ok but I just wasn‘t that into it. I ended up skimming the last quarter of it tbh

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BookishGirl06
The Romance Recipe | Ruby Barrett
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About half way in and so far I‘m feeling meh. Maybe it‘ll get better or maybe it won‘t be for me. Idk yet