#Digital E Book

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Training Your Dogs And Cats

From Chaos to Calm: How "Training Your Dogs And Cats" Transformed My Home

Living with furry companions is an endless source of joy, but let's be honest, their behavior can sometimes test our patience. Enter "Training Your Dogs And Cats," a digital e-book that has become my pet parenting bible. Read more...

A Clear and Concise Guide

This e-book isn't a bulky, overwhelming manual. It's a clear, concise guide packed with practical and actionable tips. Whether you're looking to curb your cat's scratching habits or teach your dog basic commands, the book offers easy-to-follow instructions presented in a step-by-step manner. Read more...

Understanding Your Pet's Language

"Training Your Dogs And Cats" goes beyond just teaching tricks. It delves into understanding animal behavior and communication. This newfound knowledge helped me decipher my pets' actions and respond accordingly. Less barking, fewer midnight zoomies – a calmer household for everyone!

Building a Stronger Bond

The most rewarding aspect of using this e-book has been the positive impact on my relationship with my pets. The training exercises have fostered a stronger bond built on mutual respect and understanding. Now, training sessions are even fun bonding experiences!Read more...

If you're looking for a resource to transform your furry friend from mischievous to marvelous, "Training Your Dogs And Cats" is a must-have. It's a valuable tool that will not only make your life easier but also strengthen the wonderful connection you share with your pet.Read more...

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can you draw dally ruffling johnny’s hair please? 🥺🙏

Some fluff :D They're brosss

Sorry for the delay with requests!

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“A happy ending was imperative. I shouldn't have bothered to write otherwise! I was determined that in fiction anyway two men should fall in love and remain in it for the ever and ever that fiction allows, and in this sense Maurice and Alec still roam the greenwood.” — E. M. Forster (around 1913/1914)

✶— alec scudder & maurice hall from the book "maurice" by e.m. forster (using as a reference a scene from the 1987's movie)

❕ please do not repost without credits :)

— close-ups under the cut ✨

I made this piece for this year's pride month, but I ended up posting for the first time in august, I believe. and here it is! also here is a version without the text:

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O sonho de Rodion | Rodion's dream

Version where I kick Rodya out of his own dream so you can look better at the horsy ↓

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Jude Duarte🗡

[theredcrane]

Just finished Vow of Thieves and I'm sobbing on the floor. I love these two with my whole heart

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I don’t normally comment about booktube here. But I’ve just seen a video and I have to get some comments off my chest.

This video was about e-readers. And while the person has a huge collection of books behind them, goes on to explain that e-readers are so unnecessary, cause they are expensive. And if you are going to buy an e-reader, just buy an iPad cause they are similar in price….

I’m sorry but in what world is an iPad and an e-reader the same price?? (Or yk other tablets of a similar nature).

This person goes on to talk about how e-readers can’t install apps like Libby etc…are we just going to ignore the e-readers that run on android?? That function like a regular phone just with an e-ink screen??

I honestly gave up watching this video cause this person just sounded like they were pretty single minded on the topic. So here’s my two cents.

Pro’s for an ereader: (at least in my case)

1. E-reader’s are amazing for portability. Physical books can get very heavy, and although I love them, I hate taking physical books out with me cause I’m terrified of damaging them.

2. Books in my country, are incredibly expensive. You can go to the bookstore, and end up spending $50 AUD and get 1-2 books depending on what you get. Hard covers are usually $40+! Paperbacks can range between $17-$40 also. And if it doesn’t get printed in Australia?? Good luck. The only way I could get Hunting Adeline was to pay $65. Because whenever I ordered it from Amazon at $35, from America, it would come absolutely obliterated because they don’t package it in anything but a basic plastic mailer bag. No protection at all.

3. E-readers are much better for your eyes and don’t have constant distracting notifications and people trying to ring you. I have weak eye muscles. Always have. I wear glasses for this. And I used to read on my phone cause it’s what I have with me while I was out. But once I got an e-reader, I realised just how bad my eye strain was from my phone. E-readers have seriously improved my reading stamina especially since mine has the orange light feature. It’s not like we all don’t have an internet or phone addiction anyway. At least according to statistics I’ve seen in the past. Majority of us are trying to spend less time on our phones and more time doing what we love. And e-readers absolutely help with that. (Much better for my ADHD too honestly.)

4. I live with roommates, I have very limited space. So big book collections is just not something that’s possible for me. I’d love to, but again, space and money.

5. E-readers have given me the opportunity to read books that I’d never be able to get. Because of space reasons, money reasons, and the fact that Australia just does not get the wide selection of books that other countries do. We miss out so much. Some books, we have to wait YEARS for, while everyone else gets them on release dates. My e-reader has been such a huge investment for me, as well as an opportunity maker to give me the option to read books I’d never be able to get other wise.

I will clarify this by saying yes, I do have an iPad. But that was a gift. I didn’t buy it for myself. My mother very graciously bought it for me with her inheritance money. She went out of her way to make sure I had a good working device for university. That iPad was over $2,000 aud. My e-reader?? $250!!! HUGE price difference. And it has helped me save so much money in the process. Cause if I read the ebook, and don’t like it, that’s okay, refund. If I do??? Then I can absolutely go out and hopefully track down a physical copy. If that’s not possible?? I still have the digital version. That I can enjoy over and over.

No, I’m not ignoring the cons to do with DRM, and companies censoring ebooks, not at all. But I feel like either way there is still more pros then what this person was giving e-readers credit for. She sounded privileged honestly, she may not have a use for e-readers. But to be saying that you don’t need one, and that they are completely unnecessary….its just incorrect.

I haven’t even touched on how e-readers help others with disabilities to be able to access books. I have a friend for example that has been very unwell for many years now. And because of this, she has fatigue and strength issues. She at one stage could barely hold a book. But once she got her kindle, she was so over joyed cause she could finally enjoy books again. Kindles are so light, they have stands etc. It honestly reminds me of the people that say audiobooks arnt counted as reading and you shouldn’t do it. Sure, let’s just alienate all the people that can’t read or have vision impairment right? (For clarity, I’m being sarcastic.) Or how about all the cultures that past on the culture, history, legends etc all by word of mouth?? For centuries, way before anyone invented written script. But that’s a whole other tangent I can go off about later.

If e-readers arnt for you, that’s totally fine. But to say no one has a need for them, because physical books exist, is just closed minded. Just because you have the privilege of a huge book library and may not have use of an e-reader, doesn’t not mean that other people don’t have a great use for them.

Anyway, that’s my rant. I don’t like ranting online. But this just frustrated me so much. No hate to this person personally, I just think they weren’t open to the possibilities of how these devices are used and fulfil needs for other people that live differently.

If you read this, cool! I hope you have a good day. And enjoy reading what you are currently 💝

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sketch commission of Dana's tav Rayhan 🔆

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Ifrit Dara

[thundering28]

I created a wallpaper for the waiting screen for my e-book

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Elisabeth and Nathaniel from Sorcery of Thorns by Margaret Rogerson ✨️

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^᪲᪲᪲Victor Vale

Still working on it

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FirstPrince ❤️🤍💙 ☆ Two homes side by side ☆

Characters by Casey Mcquiston

Art by @jessastre

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pride and prejudice