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Currently reading the ‘Wendy’ series by Walter Scott after going through maybe 5 ‘Megg and Mogg‘ books by Simon Hanselmann. Lovely vulgarity.
Feb 9, 2025
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these are all kinda books i enjoyed during my late elementary school years:
the fog diver series by joel ross — i had a fascination with steampunk things as a child and this let me dive headfirst into the thick of it
tales from outer suburbia by shaun tan — or anything shaun tan for that matter. his art is incredible and daydreaming with his works was such fun. i used to take this book out of my elementary school library almost every week just to stare at the pages
a tale dark and grimm by adam gidwitz — silly and spooky. perfect! and the other two books are just as marvellous :)
the last wild by piers torday — i think it was a book of the year in my school and i ate up story time.
Dec 29, 2024
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as a young child: Magic Treehouse, The Secrets of Droon, The Boxcar Children (used to tear off the corners of pages and let them dissolve in my mouth, don’t ask me to explain why idk I was a weird kid, but all the boxcar books at my dads house are full of lil nibbles)
middle school: Leviathan series by Scott Westerfled, Leven Thumps, Maximum Ride, Bone graphic novels, various superhero novels
used to read a ton growing up but kind of stopped reading for fun in high school and through college. had a book club for a few years as an adult but been struggling to get back into causal reading regularly
Feb 28, 2024
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I read plenty of books that make me feel more developed as a human being, and help extend my worldview and knowledge. I’ve decided however, that when I’m on tour I wanna read shitty fun books cause I don’t have a ton of bandwidth for anything too serious. So I’ve been reading “A Court of Thorns and Roses” series by Sarah J. Maas. Extremely entertaining stuff.
Oct 23, 2023
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