Sep 4, 2025
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Gnook/O.when went live today bc of his new album releasing on the 28th ❤️❤️❤️
O.When/Gnook released a teaser for his new album coming out in three days ❤️
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What should I read next?
A question asked almost as much as "What's the weather going to be like tomorrow?"
It's tough to find new reads. Buotte and I had a pretty easy time compiling the list for the bblog since it's full of classics, but finding new books to read is always a challenge. It was pretty shocking when I looked at my bookshelf and found that most of my books have been turned into movies. Is that how I'm finding my books these days? Or are the only books I've been recommended to read so universally popular and attainable that they will inevitably be made into films? I mean, my favorite books are Harry Potter (1-7), Anne of Green Gables, and Pride & Prejudice. At least Harry Potter was an 8 movie epic saga and Anne of Green Gables and Pride & Prejudice were mini-series. Right?
Per my good friend Mark, here's an article that lists 7 book recommendation sites. The literature map on Gnook is particularly fun. Thanks, Mark!
-Bagshaw