Aydan Sattler, Your Local Book Wyrm

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8. “The Singing Hills Cycle” by Nghi Vo

I really love Nghi Vo’s books. But her Singing Hills Cycle series is so wonderful!!!

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Another Animorphs book checked off! I made it through the first Megamorphs book: The Andalite’s Gift.

There are so many iconic scenes:
-Marco driving and hitting trash cans
-Cassie’s whale morph

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2. If you're able to acquire an ARC, remember that "not for resale" is on the cover for a reason, and please, please, do not sell it. Selling ARCs is what leads publishers to reduce and reduce their print runs: we're going to wind up all-virtual if people don't cut it out.

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7. “Wings and Wounds” by Dr. S.K. Burkman

A vet accidentally starts treating dragons. This book is a TREAT! I cannot wait for the next one!

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1234 days.

It is such a pretty day today! I’m spending my morning break outside with my book and coffee.

Reading: “The Andalite’s Gift” by KA Applegate

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Exploration The Underworld: Journeys to the Depths of the Ocean by Susan Casey Alien Earths: The New Science of Planet Hunting in the Cosmos by Lisa Kaltenegger The Asteroid Hunter: A Scientist’s Journey to the Dawn of our Solar System by Dante Lauretta How to Kill an Asteroid: The Real Science of Planetary Defense by Robin George Andrews

Ocean and Space Exploration 🧪

The Underworld, Susan Casey @susancasey.bsky.social

Alien Earths, Lisa Kaltenegger

The Asteroid Hunter, Dante Lauretta

How to Kill an Asteroid, @squigglyvolcano.bsky.social

Full titles in ALT

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6. “The Wave” by Susan Casey

I’m a huge fan of Susan Casey’s work, both her books and articles. But “The Wave” really captured me more than anything else she’s written. I think about it every time I see the ocean!

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“The Rise of Neptune” by Scott Reigntgen

After finishing “Last Dragon on Mars,” I IMMEDIATELY had to check out the next book!

The only bad part about falling for an on-going series? I have to wait for the next book.

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Haha! I can’t wait!

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5. “Wishtree” by Katherine Applegate @kaaauthor.bsky.social

I love so many of Applegate’s books, it was hard to decide which one to list here. I settled on Wishtree because the book really made me pause and reflect.

And, who doesn’t love a tree MC?!

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“The Butcher’s Masquerade” by Matt Dinniman

In any other book, they would have been jumping the shark. In Dungeon Crawler Carl, it’s just another Tuesday.

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People On Reddit Are Sharing The Book That Turned Them Into "Readers" From kids classics to popular fiction, this list is noteworthy!

Always an honor to see #Animorphs pop up in articles like this. As a former reluctant reader myself, it truly means a lot. (For me, the answer would be CHARLOTTE'S WEB.) ❤️

I forgot to post February’s wrap-up!

Books Read: 15
Days Read: 28

Standout books:
-“The Last Dragon on Mars” by Scott Reigntgen

-“A Psalm For The Wild-Built” by Becky Chambers

I got through 4 Animorphs books. I need to pick up the pace a bit next month.

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4. “The Gate, The Girl, And The Dragon” by Grace Lin

I love all of Grace Lin’s books, but this one holds a special place in my heart.

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3. “Three Dark Crowns” by Kendare Blake

I LOVE this series! The first book is the weakest of the bunch, but sets the stage for the rest of the story.

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2. “The Priory of the Orange Tree” by Samantha Shannon

Dragons, politics, war, and more dragons! It’s a TOME of a book, but worth the read.

(Btw: Chih is amazing)

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#TheWriteWomen Monthly Challenge. A book I’ve read and enjoyed/learned something from written by a woman.

1. “Magica Riot” by Kara Buchanan @magicariot.com

Portland’s queer magical girl group powered by music need to save the world!

I started this earlier, but messed up my first post. So here we go, take two!

#TheWriteWomen: In March, post book by a female author every day

• It has to be a book you’ve read
• It has to be a book you enjoyed or learned something from

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Yeah. I realized after I posted it that the author was non-binary. I was planning on restarting the thread, but got busy.

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3. “Three Dark Crowns” by Kendare Blake

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2. “The Priory of the Orange Tree” by Samantha Shannon

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Oh no. I’m almost finished with “The Butcher’s Masquerade.” I’ll try to steel myself for the next books.

“Th Gate of the Feral Gods” by Matt Dinnian

Carl, Donut, and Mongo survive another floor! While not the strongest book in the series, this was still a really fun adventure from start to finish.

I think that this book’s job is to set the stage for the rest of the story. I can’t wait!

It was SO GOOD!!! You’d love it (so would Einar).

“The Last Dragon on Mars” by Scott Reintgen was a SOLID thrift store treasure! It easily made it onto my “Favorite Books Ever” list!

Now excuse me while I immediately look for the next book.

If you like dragons and sci-fi, 10/10 would recommend!!!!

Today. Was. Ridiculous.

I was running all day today. Not ideal for someone with chronic fatigue, but you do what you gotta do.

Of course, I left my Kindle at work. Luckily, I have no shortage of books at home.

Time to continue “Last Dragon on Mars” on my deck.

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“I kept always two books in my pocket: one to read, one to write in.” — Robert Louis Stevenson

Every writer needs support! Here's my partner in crime Aihi!

Finished the Queens of Fennbirn by Kendare Blake.

LOVE this series! I checked them all out from the library but definitely want my own copies.

A couple of friends and I are planning out a group cosplay from it!