I only have a few hundred left. After moving every 2 year for over a decade I ended up gifting and donating tons my of books. I mostly do library books now. 😞📚
I use both e reader and paper book. I mostly read library books. I couldn’t afford to keep up with my reading habits 📚 I haven’t bought since before to pandemic.
Kingfisher has some really fun novellas. I often use as a palate cleanser. I haven’t read the kingkiller books yet. I’m still working my way through Brandon Sandersons books
You can find it all on Amazon or kindle unlimited. With kindle unlimited you can get her a subscription and she can read what she wants. A good place to look for book suggestions of any genre is “good reads” it a great website and app.
I have read most of her work. 💕📚
Goblins esports battle
Starting prompt fairy mermaid battle
Anytime I travel I hit up the library sale section. Then I can abandon them as I go.
Original prompt: make a 1950 movie poster "night of Moorwen" with moorwen holding a handsome man.
I think AI has a thing for damsels in distress. Not gentleman in distress.
I only have a few hundred left. After moving every 2 year for over a decade I ended up gifting and donating tons my of books. I mostly do library books now. 😞📚
My spot is very reliable. Small in the summer larger in the winter. Local vibe is good. In the summer it a great place to learn.
Little book of joy by Dalai Lama and Desmond Tutu Mop rides a wave by Jaimal Yogis
I use both e reader and paper book. I mostly read library books. I couldn’t afford to keep up with my reading habits 📚 I haven’t bought since before to pandemic.
Kingfisher has some really fun novellas. I often use as a palate cleanser. I haven’t read the kingkiller books yet. I’m still working my way through Brandon Sandersons books
The book of joy: lasting happiness in a changing world
Read Apocalypse Never by Michael Shellenberger
It will give you a different perspective. He done Tedtalks as well
You can find it all on Amazon or kindle unlimited. With kindle unlimited you can get her a subscription and she can read what she wants. A good place to look for book suggestions of any genre is “good reads” it a great website and app.
In high school my friends and I would use makers to make the edge art so we would have “fancy” books
Love Murderbot 💕
Wordslut: A Feminist Guide to Taking Back the English Language
I love metamorphosis. Dresden Files are fun. I found Side Jobs interesting. Haven’t read moon over soho but it looks interesting