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convenience store woman review is up on the bookbug page 🕺 have any of you read it?
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Ok, I'm IN LOVE with your website !!! And your shrine about Plastiboo is amazing !!!
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fairygore
1 year ago
thank you so much!!! i love yours too, the whole greyscale colour palette is so cool!
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your website is so pretty! i love the interactive features you added!!! thank you for the follow ^^
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such a lovely site <3 ive linked you on my neighborhood page!
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thank you everyone for 100+ followers!!! i'm honoured you guys like my silly little site :-)
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How is this my first time discovering your website! Exploring it is like peeling back the pages of an old book and being delighted by its wonders and illustrations. Thank you for following and sharing this part of your world with us!! ♡♡
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Hi! I just created a bookbug page -- can't wait to see what's going to be read next month! (https://fairygore.neocities.org/bookbug)
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bookbug
1 year ago
Just added you to the list! & so far, Giovanni's Room is winning out by a significant lead, but if anyone else happens to be reading this, the vote will be open for a few more days! Anyways, happy you're joining. Your page is lovely, Vashti :-)
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fairygore
1 year ago
thank you so much! my button is at the bottom left of my index if you want to add me to the members list!
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Yep it was a reread for me :o)
Unless you mean your review, which I just read :) I agree for the most part, but I actually like the plain language, though I read lots of books in translation, so I'm used to it. I think the matter of factness & plain language works w/ her character though, so I liked it.
i guess it's the kind of thing that varies. i typically prefer more flowery language so that's why it was a bit strange to me ^_^ you're right though the language does fit with her character, i hadn't considered that!
not a part of the bookbugs, but I read it a couple months ago. one of my few contemporary favorites. like vashti said, the straightforward and plain language is perfect.