[ SECRET POST #5264 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5264 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Can you recommend anywhere in particular? I've tried looking through goodreads but I've been caught out by a few bad books in their rec listings, so I'm a bit wary there.

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AYRT What I enjoy is not necessarily going to be what you enjoy, anon. I'm a bit of a book fiend in that I'll read most anything, and old fashioned attitudes don't bother me if they're of their time, up to a point.

I love the Aubreyad (although it takes a while to get used

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SA Pressed enter before I was ready.

What are you interested in, anon? What genre? What era?

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I recommend literature blogs - they’re very useful when you find bloggers who share your taste! Good old newspaper critiques are also fine.

In goodreads I often see if the recommended book has negative reviews the recommended book has. If the reviewer

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Oops! Accidentally pushed the ”Post comment” button.

I was about to say that if I read a negative review and the reviewer points out things I probably wouldn’t like in a book either, I know to avoid the one in question.

(And tbh, negative reviews are often also kind of entertaining to read)

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DA

I've been working my way through the Invisible Library series by Genevieve Cogman, and enjoying it.

Interdimensional book thieves librarians maintain a cosmic balance between the forces of order and chaos, while dashing or blundering through shenanigans in a variety of picturesque settings.

Kind of has a vintage Doctor Who vibe to it. Female lead, and she has some *interesting* relationships with other female characters (and a couple of guys, for good leavening.)

Books are relatively short, and the first in the series is pretty representative of the series as a whole if you want to try it.