May Wrap-Up || 2024

[@perpetualpages]

✨️ NOTE: A shareable link for the livestream I mentioned is currently unavailable for some reason! If and when that changes, it will be added to the description. Additionally, I forgot to mention that _A Magical Girl Retires_ is translated from the original Korean and also takes place in South Korea! 🤗📚💕

[@letsgoevie]

Congrats on moderating for McLemore adore their work❤️ Ooh even more excited for Road to Ruin I love when letters are included in the storytelling💙 Martyr! by Kaveh Akbar was my favorite read in May🌻

[@perpetualpages]

Thank you!! It was a fun experience and I'm glad we got to do it together 💜 (also omg yes, the letters in _Road to Ruin_ were some of the most fun, swoony parts!) _Martyr!_ is high on my own list, so I'm glad it was a standout for you!

[@rukbat3]

Your description of A Magical Girl retires reminded me of Hybrid Heart by Iori Kusano, which is a near-future sci-fi novella I read and loved earlier this year! It is about a young woman who has always wanted to be a j-pop star and is now realizing how much of her freedom and agency she has given away. I highly recommend it!

[@perpetualpages]

Ohhhhh, interesting! I'll have to look it up because it sounds intriguing 👀 Thank you for the rec!!

[@EvieM1]

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[@perpetualpages]

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[@booksaremysociallife]

I really appreciate you speaking up and sharing resources. It reminded me that I should be doing this when I post on KZbin as well.

[@booksaremysociallife]

The Dawnhounds was on my radar a while back, and I lost interest but now that I hear you talk about it I'm interested again

[@perpetualpages]

Thank you, friend 🫶🏼 and yes, _The Dawnhounds_ was a nice surprise! A bit slow to get to in the beginning, but once it starts cooking, it's a wild time! Looking forward to hopefully reading the sequel soon!