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Those are perfect books to read during autumn. Just a bunch of wholesome relationships and very cute dragons.
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Han Kang becomes the first Korean author to win the Nobel Prize for Literature!
I recommend her books to anyone who appreciates poetic style of writing. I've read Greek Lessons and The White Book(partly) and was surprised by how original and reverberating her choice of words is to describe pain. The themes of her books revolve around generational ache, loneliness, and identity (those are the things I could gather at least).
Greek Lessons is a good beginning point because the other books take into account the Korean political history and it might be difficult to clearly understand those themes if you have no prior knowledge of the issues.
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its just that i think henry winter wouldn't be your friend. henry winter wouldn't look at you if you were on the train together. henry winter wouldn't use tumblr or the internet and he is also racist
#journal#the secret history#dark academia#i <3 henry winter like everyone else. i love this book!#but its annoying how people ignore the actual writing for the aesthetic of beige oxford sweaters autumn tea#on an unrelated note i recommend reading the secret oral history of bennington by lili anolik.#its a great article ab authors like tartt and bret easton ellis and what student life was like in bennington around that time
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Does anybody have fiction books recs with tea as a central/recurring element, either relevant to the plot, or deeply embedded in the book's aesthetic? I don't really mind the genre, so it can have magical elements, or not – anything's good as long as it's neither YA nor horror.
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Read A PIRATE'S LIFE FOR TEA by Rebecca Thorne if you love river pirates, meddling, planning, scheming, friends-to-enemies-to-lovers, good wine, waterproof libraries, cravings for adventure, code breaking, puns, kidnapping, heists, expensive tea, rare books, existential crises & crocheting.
#Read This If#A PIRATE'S LIFE FOR TEA#Rebecca Thorne#Tomes & Tea#book#books#book recs#book reccs#book reviews#book recommendations#booklr#readers of tumblr#readers on tumblr#book reviews by ninsiana0#ninsiana0 reviews books#2024 reads#2024 reading challenge#readmore#i read books
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We were so robbed of them bonding and becoming best friends. ROBBED!!
#y’all know how Claire is like a lil dean? I like to think patience is a lil Sam!#they BOND#psychic? psychic!!!#come oooon imagine iiit!#they swap book recommendations and have tea talks#patience gets a little unsure about her powers but Sam has her back#he knows what it’s like..he’s always there to reassure her#I feel like patience gets psychic headaches sometimes#Sam has definitely had those before (he gives her two headache pills) (and nice warm tea)#we were ROBBED of them interacting more#so I’m providing hcs!#I think they’re neat :)#Sam and his fav psychic buddy!#Sam + patience bestieism is real to meee!!#supernatural#spn#Sam Winchester#patience turner#wayward sisters#why am I only JUST now realizing that we’re was a typo
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sobbing. bawling, even.
#art#graphic novels#the tea dragon society#the tea dragon festival#the tea dragon tapestry#tea dragon#books#book recommendations#book recs#lgbtq#pride month#queer books#queer#lgbt#sapphic#dragons#cute#comics#webtoons#graphic novel#;-;
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It's almost time!
#Halloween#september#october#trick or treat#candy#spooky#scary#skeleton#ghost#jack o lantern#tea#lights#books#book#booklr#currently reading#book recommendations#books & libraries#books and reading#bookstagram#coffee#coffetime#bookblr#reading
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New book 📖
When I’m reading these kinda of books I get so motivated and I start eating clean. I have just read a few pages and I can predict that it might take me the whole month or more to finish it. When I read book about health I just not read them, I study them so I take long. I also got the ebook for $3.24 in the books app. I love having both versions, specially this one since the physical book is big, having it on my iPad will help to take it everywhere.
Let me know if you have read any of Dr. Greger’s books.
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I just had this very vivid image of Andrew reading outside in his backyard with the sun shining down on him while King and Sir are basking in the sunlight next to him curled up around each other
#yeah so I think I'm gonna go cry about it now because he deserves it#he deserves to be at peace and to get this kind of moment where time is suspended and it's just him his book and his cats#maybe Neil is also there reading a book Andrew recommended him a while ago while sipping on a glass of homemade ice tea#Idk I just-#domestic andreil am I right#andrew minyard#neil josten#king fluffkins#sir fat cat mccatterson#aftg#all for the game
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September Wrap-Up
🗓️ I've read 15 books in September 2023
⭐ My reading experience was an average of 3.6 stars
📝Most prominent author was –
📚 Books read in 2023: 92/52 - 176%
#September wrap up#book blog#bookblr#booklr#booklover#reading#book recommendations#booksbooksbooks#book review#books & libraries#shallyne reads#kindle unlimited#a court of mist and fury#divine rivals#house of roots and ruin#one dark window#legends and lattes#the tea dragon society#assistant to the villain#the very secret society of irregular witches#the maddest obsession#unhinged#morbidly yours#accidentally amy#evidence of the affair#the guy for me#keeper of enchanted rooms#sarah j maas#danielle lori#rebecca ross
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number 1 book series reccommendation: The Polar Bear Explorers' Club (by Alex Bell)
I CANNOT STRESS ENOUGH HOW BRILLIANT THESE BOOKS ARE. READ THEM IF YOU LIKE FANTASY. READ THEM IF YOU WANT TO SEE CARNIVOROUS CABBAGES. JUST READ THEM PLEASE
#artsy's post#artsy's tea#tpbec#pbec#book recommendations#books#bookblr#SERIOUSLY THEY'RE ALL SO GOOD#gonna need to draw art at some point cos AAAAAAA
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Books for Good Omens fans!
Are you emotionally scarred by the ending of season 2? Is the wait for season 3 going to be excruciating for you? Are you looking for something that’ll fill those voids? Look no further, Good Omens fan! I have some media for you to consume!
The Tea Dragon Series, starting with The Tea Dragon Society, by K. O’Neil
71 pages (first book)
Contains: tea magic!; a cute sapphic romance; queer rep all around :)
If you like Good Omens because of how fluffy it can be (though that season finale was not fluffy), I highly recommend this series! The Tea Dragon Society is a comic book trilogy following Greta, who is swept into the world of caring for tea dragons, tiny little creatures that grow tea leaves on their foreheads.
As is the case with Good Omens, this trilogy includes a lot of queer representation. It’s written by a non-binary author, K. O’Neil, who introduces us to queer characters of all identities. Also much like Good Omens, there is no discussion of homophobia or transphobia. There’s also a sapphic romance between Greta and her love interest, which is very sweet! This is perfect if you need a pick-me-up after season 2, and if the fluffier aspects of Good Omens are your favorites!
The Greenhollow Duology, starting with a Silver In The Wood, by Emily Tesh
112 pages (first book)
Contains: the fae!!; enchanted woods; middle-aged gay people!!
If what brings you joy in Good Omens is it’s middle-aged leads, I give you Silver in the Wood, and its companion Drowned Country. These two stories are quite episodic – much like Crowley and Aziraphale’s little adventures – and feature a pair of middle-aged men who fall in love against the backdrop of supernatural things afoot.
Apart from representing the older portion of the queer community, The Greenhollow Duology is also brilliantly written and very atmospheric. It will place you inside the cottage where most of the action happens, and you will be able to feel the magic in the air. Both of the books are novellas, and so are quite short reads you can enjoy whenever!
A Series of Unfortunate Events, starting with The Bad Beginning, by Lemony Snicket
176 pages (first book)
Contains: adults that are incompetent; children that are very competent; quirky writing!
If your favorite aspect of Good Omens is its quirkiness, I give you: A Series of Unfortunate Events! This middle-grade series follows a trio of siblings as they are passed from distant relative to distant relative after their parents’ mysterious death, all the while being chased by the evil Count Olaf.
This series reminds me of Good Omens for its tongue-in-cheek humor. Mr. Snicket is a master at metatextual comedy, that is, making jokes about the text itself. I’ve always had a lot of fun reading his writing! A TV show adaptation of this series has been made, and it’s on Netflix, but I haven’t watched it all the way through and can’t speak to how good it is, but it’s worth a shot if you’re feeling like watching something! Though I have to warn you: no gay people here :(
A Master of Djinn, by P. Djeli Clark
438 pages
Contains: alternate history; a steampunk Cairo; muslim rep!!
A Master of Djinn is for those among you who want to see gay people save the world. I give you: gay people saving the world. This one follows Agent Fatma of the Ministry of Alchemy, Enchantments and Supernatural Entities in an alternate, steampunk-y Cairo, where magic was brought to life by mage Al-Jahiz, many years ago. Fatma is faced with a mysterious murder and must join forces with her lover Siti to find out what happened – except it’s waaay more complicated than it seems…
I think this reminds me of Good Omens the most because there’s a very cool dynamic between Siti and Fatma. Much like Crowley and Aziraphale, they have opposing views on a lot of things, religion for instance, and must reconcile that with their love for one another. They’re also very much ride-or-die for each other, and go on many supernatural adventures together, just like our favorite couple in Good Omens! It also features elements of fantasy being woven into a “normal” world, in this case even affecting history as we know it, to build an alternate reality!
But, be warned: there is discussion of homophobia and sexism in this book!
This is part of larger universe, namely the Dead Djinn Universe, which includes two other novellas. You can read them in this order, or choose to start with A Master of Djinn. The novel is self-contained and will explain everything you need to know!
The Mimicking of Known Successes, by Malka Older
169 pages
Contains: a murder mystery; a second chance romance; humans living on one of Jupiter’s moons!
Another one for gay people who just like a nice couple they can follow around as they unravel some intrigue, and who were desperately infatuated with “detective Aziraphale”: The Mimicking of Known Successes is a Sherlock Holmes-like story following Pleiti and Mossa, a couple of ex-girlfriends whose paths cross again when Mossa begins investigating a mysterious murder. This one takes place on a human colony in one of Jupiter’s moons, but, apart from that, is not very hard sci-fi. There’s not really any science-y bits that I can remember. Mostly, it’s just a murder mystery, but set in space!
It’s perfect for Good Omens fans who love following a couple with a long history. Not to mention, it also has an almost grumpy/sunshine dynamic that kinda reminds me of Crowley and Aziraphale. And since I know most of us Good Omens fans were once deep in the Sherlock trenches, I thought I’d add this one to cure your heart’s many, many wounds (oh, Steven Moffatt… One day, one day you will pay…)
This is not currently part of a series, but a second novella, The Imposition of Unnecessary Obstacles, will be published in 2024.
That’s all I got, everyone! If you’d like some more books that, just like Good Omens, don’t delve into homophobia or transphobia, I have a whole list of books that fit the bill! :)
#good omens#good omens 2#queer sff#sff books#fantasy books#sci fi books#queer books#book recommendations#book reviews#the mimicking of known successes#a master of djinn#the tea dragon society#the greenhollow duology#series of unfortunate events#lila's themed lists
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Read CAN'T SPELL TEA WITHOUT TREASON by Rebecca Thorne if you love adorable lesbians, evil queens, running away, endless cups of tea, small towns, ley lines, dragons, baked goods, starting over, home renovations, so many books, griffins, moonstones & not so secret identities.
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✨I'm the PICKIEST thriller reader, so when I find a great one, I want to shout "READ THIS" from the rooftops.
ASK FOR ANDREA by Noelle W. Ihli is worth the hype and more. Read it. Read it, please, so we can yell and cry together.✨
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