#literatureUnmoderated tagAll postsTrendingHotNewPromotedPayoutsstuartcturnbull in #hive-180164 • 6 days agoBabel: Or the Necessity of Violence: An Arcane History of the Oxford Translators' Revolution by RF KuangMy first exposure to Rebecca Kuang's ouevre was the BBC Radio adaption of her 2023 novel Yellowfacevictor2356 in #hive-180164 • 6 days agoFive strategies to promote reading habits in adults (ESP/ENG)(Imagen hecha con el editor de canva) Image made with the Cmairene1 in #hive-180164 • 3 days agoThe Chronicles of Narnia [The Voyage of the Dawn Treader] (ESP/ENG)(Cover designed by me in canva editor) Portada diseñada por mi en el editor devictor2356 in #hive-180164 • 3 days agoPerfume: The Story of a Murderer (Book Review) ESP/ENG(Imagen hecha con el editor de canva) Image made with theevih in #classics • last year1984 - George Orwellsource This book has many scary predictions of how the future really is. Televisions and devices that can see you or hear you in almoevih in #classics • 10 months agoLes Liaisons dangereuses Pierre Choderlos de Laclossource The movie was messed up, but the novel takes it to another levih in #classics • last yearRomeo and Juliet - William Shakespearesource I've always heard about this work and was always like hahahahah two fools loved each otheevih in #fantasy • 11 months agoThe Burning God - R.F. Kuangsource R.F Kuang is a very talented writer, that feels simplistic to say but she paints such vivid, graphic imagery about whevih in #fantasy • last yearA Court of Thorns and Roses - Sarah J. Maassource Even though I had a good time reading this, I can see how I am not the target audience for this. That type of plot has toevih in #fantasy • last yearA Court of Mist and Fury - Sarah J. Maassource This one was way better than the first one. However, it still has some realevih in #fantasy • 8 months agoChildren of Dune Frank Herbertsource This was soo good but like really, I’ve loved each book for different reasons and while I kinda missed Paul and Chani, I really likedevih in #fantasy • last yearA Tempest of Tea Hafsah Faizalsource I just finished A Tempest of Tea by Hafsah Faizal and I'm giving it 3.5 stars It did start with a similar plot to Six of Croevih in #fiction • 8 months agoMrs. Dalloway - Virginia Woolf, Maureen Howardsource I quite liked that. Such aevih in #fiction • last yearThe Virgin Suicides - Jeffrey Eugenidessource I finished it on Saturday and I sadly found it quite underwhelming and disappointing... I think I may have hyped it up aevih in #fiction • last yearOrlando - Virginia Woolfsource I went in with zero expectations apart from taking the time to try something new. I'm glad I did andevih in #fiction • last yearGone With The Wind - Margeret Mitchellsource It was an unexpectedly enjoyable reading experience. Lievih in #fiction • last yearCatching Fire - Suzanne Collinssource I had such a good time with this. I like so many of the characters in this. Peeta > Gale every time, ya got a few more books to sell me on him but highevih in #fiction • 7 months agoThe Invisible Life of Addie LaRue - V.E. Schwabsource I went into this expecting a 5 star read based on my close friends' recommendations, as well as the high regard I had the author in. The oevih in #fiction • 9 months agoKindred - Octavia E. Butlersource This definitely wasn't an easy read. The writing was so compelling. The time-travel element still boggles my mind. When her ancesevih in #fiction • last yearThe Hunger Games - Suzanne Collinssource Just finished this book and I loved it. It was a 4.5/5 for me. The set up of the story is so so so good the anger and fear and tense
