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BookmarkTavern
Thud! | Terry Pratchett
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I don‘t have any right now, but I‘ve planned out two.

On the inside of my left forearm, I want to get the Summoning Dark from Terry Prqtchett‘s Thud in red, and then the Guarding Dark in black over the top of it.

And on my right wrist I want to get the word uvumi from Tamora Pierce‘s Emelan books, looking like it‘s written with thread.

#SundayFunday I hope you all have a fantastic day, and don‘t forget to tag me in your posts!

JenniferEgnor I‘ve wanted to get one for a while! A book that is open with its pages standing up, with something like stars or mist rising off of the pages, and it‘ll say ‘Carpe Librum‘. 3mo
BookmarkTavern @JenniferEgnor That sounds lovely! 3mo
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SayersLover
Emerald Atlas | John Stephens
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Pickpick

Finished this one last night before bed! It was recommended by a friend of my sister‘s. I enjoyed it quite a bit, but am now kind of scared to read the others since I didn‘t realize it was part of a trilogy. In my experience the first book is always the best and then the rest go downhill.

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everlocalwest
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Mehso-so

Happy to be finished; saddened that these do not maintain the fun of the early books. There's an anniversary one shot that just released this fall. I've got my fingers crossed for it.

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Robotswithpersonality
Thud! | Terry Pratchett
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Pickpick

I thought I only had a fondness for the paperback cover as it's the version I originally read from the library, but after I shelled out for the collector's hardback, I realized I actually like the paperback cover more! Oops. Oh well, I love this book enough to own it twice. This reread got right me in the feels! Glad to re-reading Snuff next because right now this and it are neck and neck for my fave Vimes book.

Robotswithpersonality Elaborating on the feels: I think the first time I read Thud! what stood out most was Sam's shouted reading of 'Where's My Cow' in Koom Valley, but this time it was Sybil, trying to convince herself everything was okay moments before Sam's rendition. She's such a rock normally, that realizing that she does take strength from Sam's steadiness, she does understand the sakes and can be very worried, just got to me. Brick, too, had me emotional; I think upon my first read, caught up in the mystery, he felt like an important clue that kept wandering off, but this time it was so clear, how little he'd had anyone to care for him, how Shine saved him, and Detritus taking him under his wing: 🥺. There was a whole 'we need better societal structures so various at risk communities, like those getting addicted to very dangerous drug admixtures, don't fall through the cracks' commentary wandering through this political/historical murder mystery! Which itself was an incredible statement on choosing peace. 👌🏻👏🏻 5mo
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Robotswithpersonality
Thud! | Terry Pratchett
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The exploratory approach to upholding the law. 🤦🏼‍♂️

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Robotswithpersonality
Thud! | Terry Pratchett
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Yet again reminded of my love for Sybil. Vimes might be growing in legend among the City Watch officers and the populace at large, to the point that they'd hesitate to say when he messed up, but Sybil will keep him humble. 😁

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Doppoetry

I was listening to a bit of this again while drawing.

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SaunteringVaguelyDownwards
Thud! | Terry Pratchett
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Pickpick

Another Night Watch installment that could be summed up as Sam Vimes seeing the world conspiring to keep him from getting home on time to read the picture book Where's My Cow? to his young son. My favorite moment was Death having a "near-Vimes experience." ?

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Doppoetry

I've been dragging my feet with this series *again* really need to motivate myself to get back into it, before RAS releases 10 more books 😅

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everlocalwest
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Mehso-so

The art in this volume really varies, and it is not all for me. This is where I stopped reading in my original read through of the series, but I've already started 6 and I will persevere!