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  1. Through The Living Glass

    Ah!

    @Edema Rue and @J. Magi

    Reading Ender's Game rn.

    Should be fun.

    What was your feud over the book about again? (no spoilers yet)

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    2. Through The Living Glass

      Through The Living Glass

      Family book clubs?

      Bro that's so awesome

    3. The Bookwyrm

      The Bookwyrm

      It's just a thing my mom's side of the family decided to do. They have one over zoom every other month.

    4. Mags

      Mags

      Haha . . . sorry, I guess I'm the stick in the mud here.

      To put it lightly, Enders game is the worst book I've ever read. I'll admit, some of it is because of my own tastes and biases, however I also feel like the writing and the themes of the book are flawed, and a lot of the plot points breaks the readers suspension of disbelief.

      I'd be happy to go find the rant I typed out for @The Bookwyrm on why I feel that way because I don't feel like writing it all out again. (though it is spoilery)

      But hey, if you enjoy, you enjoy it, and that's amazing. I always like to tell myself that when people enjoy something I think is objectively bad, it's a wonderful thing that they found joy in a place I could not.

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