There are plenty of people who think open source is sexy.
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Removing as it's not an open question and because we have lots of discussions around downvoting.
We've had plenty of variations on this topic recently. Removing per rule #4.
The third book puts such a beautiful cherry atop the whole series
Phew! I just have the third book left but I'm both looking forward to and dreading it.
I've just finished cleaning up my Calibre library and switched to the Story Graph - I really like the filters for figuring out what to read next.
Currently reading The Lefthanded Booksellers of London by Garth Nix. I've been trying to avoid YA content but picked this up as a palette refresh. So far, I'm enjoying the world-building and the snappy dialogue.
I just blew through the Gild series by Raven Kennedy - it was a random Story Graph recommendation but apparently it's huge on Booktok. I generally enjoyed it, particularly the world-building and character development. The fourth book dragged as there's a lot of set up for the final book (to be published) in the series.
And of course, Dungeon Crawler Carl, book 6! It's getting very complex but the core elements that drew me to it are still there. How in the world is this going to end?
I read the ebook because I wanted to know what happened. It was great and now I'm seriously considering reading it again when the audio book comes out because they did such a good job.
Loved this series growing up - definitely formative and probably part of my gateway into fantasy. On this vein, I can also recommend the Song of the Lioness by Tamara Pierce.
I haven't read the new book that you've mentioned but will check it out!
I really want a waffle now.
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Yeti here, too - must be at least three years now. The base has a few dents but otherwise going strong.
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