53/??? My Dark Vanessa
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71/???, the denial of death by Ernest Becker
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Books with HUGE tonal whiplash
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108/110 Dead Inside by Chandlir Morrison, extreme extreme horror, i think most people would hate it. 5/5 stars. plz recommend similar if possible.
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51/52, Antimatter Blues (Micky7 2), felt more meh than the first one, 2.5 out of 5 stars.
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45/52, X, Y by Michael Blumlein... what a ride, I don't know how to feel. So thought provoking. 4.5/5 stars or more.
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43/52, Misery by Stephen King. 5/5 stars, the story was perfect, and the audiobook was "so vivid" and had these music intervals that definitely affected the mood. please let me know if there are other audiobooks with good music elements along the narration.
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40/52, Blindsight by Peter Watts. I understood like 40-50% of that book and it was still more intriguing and thought provoking than 90% of the books I've read this year. 5/5 stars.
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39/52, Acts of desperation by Megan Nolan. Not too many books about toxicity get it right, you kinda find yourself figuring out why everyone is doing everything they're doing in that book and how eventually we cause the things we fear most to happen. 5/5 stars.
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37/52, perfect. 5/5 stars
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28/52, Disgrace by J. M. Coetzee, 5/5 stars. Very thought-provoking.
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26/52, almost perfect. 4/5 stars.
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24/52, gorgeously heartbreaking, 4/5 stars.
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23/52... horrifyingly sad, 4.5/5 stars.
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22/52, what did I just read. 3/ 5 stars.
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18/52, 5/5 stars so easily, the most horrifying book I've ever read.
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15/52, very intricate, complex and dark, 3.5 of 5 stars.
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13/52 cool book, 3.5/5 stars, intensely explicit
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11/52 to call it monotonous garbage is an insult to monotonous garbage❤️ 0.5/5 stars
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6/52. perfect.
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Fantasy that isn't classical or urban
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what to read when you like fantasy but you're tired of books set in medieval/victorian/old times
Urban Fantasy Books
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