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hirinfotech · 1 year
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Scrape the data such as Author name, details, Address, Contact information, Member Since, Followers, and their book details like Books name, Genre, Titles, Published date, #ratings, #reviews, etc.
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leila-inherworld · 2 years
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the girl who talks casually of death 🌹
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fashionfotorecccluse · 6 months
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Title #FinalSentence
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Only then did she rip Godon’s hunters knife out of
the holster, cut off his scrotum by the jagged edge,
picked one the testicles … and started to devour it.
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josephkravis · 11 months
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Book Report Formula
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chatGPT, BARD and other new tools help with research and development. Better than search engines in that it can provide more specific information that you’re needing or interested in. And, to help with that search and information gather you can build templates. Well sort of that is. Book Report Formula And Template BookReportTemplateDownload this formula is a comprehensive way to approach a…
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lulwazi · 2 years
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Happy Women's Day to all the women out there 💐 We started off with #totalsportswomensrace and then attended our #booklaunch This day, #9August2022 will go down in history ❤️❤️❤️ Thank you @drpaed_machaba for spearheading the book project. Words are not enough to express my admiration of you. A big thank you also goes to the entire team for making this a reality. To my wonderful little sister and friend, @sannyyingwani thank you for everything. I totally love my #facebeat I am a #coauthor 💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾 To God be the glory 🙌🏾🙌🏾 The #booktitle is Secrets of Super Powered Moms: Journeys to Motherhood with God #secretsofsuperpoweredmoms #journeystomotherhoodwithGod If you want to purchase the book 📙, I will soon post the details https://www.instagram.com/p/ChC2gLnqV4s/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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ajtorres0 · 2 years
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It's #TitleReveal day! - Here is the title for the 3rd book in the Ellinor series by C.E. Clayton. Book is coming out this year! Book 1 and 2 are available right now on Amazon in multiple formats OR you can get them signed from the author's Etsy shop. - Go to my story to see the full title. - Head on over to @chelscey for more info on this book and follow her please. #Bookstagram #Authorgram #Book #BookTitle #IReadIndie #TitleReveal #Cyberpunk #Fantasy #FantasyBook #SciFi #SciFiBook #ScienceFiction #ScienceFictionBook #ScienceFantasy #BookCommunity #BookNerd #BookLover #BooksAreMagic #BooksOfInstagram #BooksOfIg #BooksAreMagical #BookLife #BookCoverReveal #IndieBook #IndieAuthor https://www.instagram.com/p/CejCUfprjbO/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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sallygcronin · 1 year
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Smorgasbord Blogger Spotlight - 16th January 2023 - #Forgottenwords Marcia Meara, #Booktitles Pamela Wight, #Reviews Diana Peach, #2022reads D.L. Finn, #Salad New Vintage Kitchen, #Frost John Howell.
Just a small selection of posts I have enjoyed in the last week and I hope you will head over to enjoy in full.. thanks Sally. Marcia Meara has a new series running.. Forgotten Words and this week the word was Crinolines… and there is the question part.. and then the post with the answer…going to be a fascinating series. Part One: Forgotten Words – Crinoline Part Two: Answer of the day –…
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myreygn · 2 years
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1, 2, 3 & 7 for the book ask thingy if that's okay? ^^
yesyesyes it is :D
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1. book you’ve reread the most times?
honestly i never really reread books completely, i just go back to the parts i really liked. i think the books i did that most with were the harry potter books, they were a huge part of my childhood and even tho i haven't touched them in a while i still know like. everything about them lmao
2. top 5 books of all time?
bUCKLE UP ALRIIIGHT-
1. my favorite book of all time is the secret garden, even tho it's a rather old children's book it's so adorable and it has beautiful messages and some sort of magic without being really fantasy
2. i. love. the first law by joe abercrombie. not even one single book, just all of them. joe abercrombie is the best author i ever read in my life and i'm begging you to check him out if you like fantasy, abercrombie is basically like game of thrones but a lot better (coming from a game of thrones fan)
3. it's really not the kind of book i'd read usually but i did and i'm glad: fangirl by rainbow rowell touched me and i think it was first time i was really able to connect to a main character, it was so great honestly, it was such a beautiful romance and i think every fic author who was really lonely at some point can feel with cath
4. it was the first book i read entirely in english and i loved it - lost boy by christina henry was really good and a really interesting look at the story of peter pan which is very interesting either way, it was just so much fun to read
5. oh my god. okay so. i only read this book because i had seen a trailer for the movie adaptation and ben barnes was in it. (i love ben barnes like. i'm straight for ben barnes) anyways the picture of dorian gray by oscar wilde is so good and so weird and so beautiful and so aesthetic and so gross and aaaah it's amazing please go and read it!! (funfact i still haven't seen the movie)
3. what is your favourite genre?
fantasy. hands down fantasy. i'm open to most genres, there are very few genres that i don't like at all, but i've read fantasy all my life. harry potter by j. k. rowling, the hobbit by j.r.r. tolkien, sea of trolls by nancy farmer, jig the goblin by jim c. hines, a song of ice and fire by george r.r. martin, the first law by joe abercrombie, the demom cycle by peter v. brett, fablehaven by brandon mull, shattered sea also by joe abercrombie (i am BEGGING you to check out joe abercrombie if you haven't already) and so many more, so yeah it's fantasy lmao
7. is there a series/book that got you into reading?
not really, i've always been reading, like when i was a little kid i would be invited to a birthday party and just sit in the corner and read when i was done with the other kids. i think really actively reading series and books by myself... the first one must've been harry potter, i started to read that at age 6 and it kinda got me into fantasy as a genre and was the first thing i read which didn't have pictures in it lmao
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fuchsschatten · 2 months
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Spoilers for The lost future of Pepperharrow by Natasha Pulley (early on though it may be) Six being worried about eventually having to return to the orphanage and Mori making up a return bon and telling her that Katsu fed it to the kois was so adorable help And then Thaniel thinking how he has the "manual" on how to talk to her; i love this family so much hhhh
but also...the two of them sleeping in a bed together, having a daughter and getting kisses now and then but still Thaniel is all "i wonder if he likes me" i can not
and after Thaniel just visited the doc and got told the london air isn't good for him I wonder if Mori "saw" him getting worse and worse and if that lead to him maybe getting involved to put in the option of going to japan maybe??? Which btw was also wonderful; Thaniel worried about telling him about the move and what it might mean for them all only for Mori to be calm and just "well of course we'll all go there!"
But nooo, i hope Mori wont have to much trauma with the house :( i mean, maybe he can make better memories there now? But when he mentioned how there's ghosts there i got scared about what it might feel like for him to return there hhhhh
Anyways, i just needed to share this somewhere since I don't really have anyone to talk to much and i couldn't continue reading till rambling it out lmao
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kids-worldfun · 1 year
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Roman Numerals in Book Titles. Roman Numerals have been a staple in book titles for centuries, lending a sense of timelessness, historical significance, and elegance to the works. 
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Smorgasbord Blogger Spotlight - 16th January 2023 - #Forgottenwords Marcia Meara, #Booktitles Pamela Wight, #Reviews Diana Peach, #2022reads D.L. Finn, #Salad New Vintage Kitchen, #Frost John Howell.
Just a small selection of posts I have enjoyed in the last week and I hope you will head over to enjoy in full.. thanks Sally. Marcia Meara has a new series running.. Forgotten Words and this week the word was Crinolines… and there is the question part.. and then the post with the answer…going to be a fascinating series. Part One: Forgotten Words – Crinoline Part Two: Answer of the day –…
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Tips for Fellow Writers - The Evolution of Book Covers
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mooberryink · 2 years
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》ℂ𝕣𝕖𝕒𝕥𝕖 𝕒 𝕤𝕥𝕠𝕣𝕪 #createastorychallenge QOTD 》What's the first line in your current read? Follow it with this: And then the murders began. Did it get better? I saw this on @aroundtheworldof_books & thought I might give it a shot since I don’t have much in the way of a reading update atm; then I took it a step further because almost every first sentence of a book improves exponentially when you follow with the phrase: And then the murders began. May has been a slow decade for this bookworm & it's a good thing I've got a surplus of challenges to post during this reading slump. I'm looking forward to a long weekend & I hope everyone enjoys a relaxing one, too. 🌿 xo Noelani Here’s my story as told through book titles: When the Emperor Was Divine, The Prince Uprooted Crown Noble Shadow and Bone Near to the Wild Heart To Kill a Mockingbird. And then the murders began. 🗡 Guidelines: (Prepositional phrase), (subject) (verb) (optional: adjective) (object) (prepositional phrase) (optional: subordinate clause). (Optional: And then the murders began.)* Tagging some fun people, no pressure.  *Added to challenge #bookstagrammers #booksta #bookishfeed #bookworm #booknerdigan #bookaddict #bookobsession #bookstack #bookspines #bookspinepoetry #bookstackchallenge #paperbacks #booktitles #storytime #goodreads #igbooks #uprooted #shadowandbone #tokillamockingbird https://www.instagram.com/p/CeEyao9PLrj/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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annadelveys · 2 years
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"Thanks to the ao3 tagging system people with severe triggers know what to avoid & you cannot do that with normal books" you can literally google "is there <trigger> in <booktitle>" and unless the book is really obscure you will get your answer. However, from what I've seen, and given that people with severe triggers most likely know about this ""life hack"" I'm like 90% sure that most people using this argument don't actually have severe triggers, they just don't want to be confronted with any thoughts and ideas outside of their worldview. And they think that Shakespeare is queerbaiting them :(
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hollymbryan · 11 months
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Blog Tour: Top 5 Reasons to Read SOME SHALL BREAK by Ellie Marney! #tbrbeyondtours
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Welcome to Book-Keeping and my stop on the TBR and Beyond Tours blog + bookstagram tour for Some Shall Break by Ellie Marney, the sequel to 2020’s breakout hit None Shall Sleep! I absolutely loved the first book and this follow-up, and below you’ll find my top 5 reasons to read the series!
About the Book
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title: Some Shall Break (None Shall Sleep #2) author: Ellie Marney publisher: Little, Brown release date: 6 June 2023
This sequel to the New York Times bestselling None Shall Sleep is an equally electrifying, chilling thriller that brings us back into the lives of junior FBI consultants Travis Bell and Emma Lewis with a new case that may unravel everything they’ve been working for.
After a harrowingly close contact with juvenile sociopath Simon Gutmunsson, junior FBI consultants Emma Lewis and Travis Bell went their separate ways: Emma rejected her Quantico offer and Travis stayed to train within a new unit of the FBI Behavioral Science division. But the unit’s latest case is feeling eerily familiar and Kristin Gutmunsson—Simon Gutmunsson’s eccentric twin—reaches out to Travis to send a warning: Emma is in peril. When Travis and Kristin turn up evidence that points back to Daniel Huxton, the serial killer that Emma had escaped, things become more complicated. With a copycat on the loose, Emma returns to Quantico and is thrown back into her past traumas. Compelled to prevent more tragedy—even if it means putting herself in danger—Emma turns to Simon for help once again. But Simon is keeping secrets that could impact their entire investigation. Will the team be able to stop the Huxton copycat before time runs out for his next victims?
Content Warning: Murder, gore, trauma, sexual assault, sexism, violence, drug use, racism
Add to Goodreads: Some Shall Break (None Shall Sleep #2) Purchase the Book: Amazon | B&N | Bookshop.org
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Ellie Marney is a NYT bestselling author of crime fiction. Her most recent book is The Killing Code, and her other titles include the Aurealis-winning None Shall Sleep, the Every series – starting with Every Breath – and the companion novel No Limits, White Night, and the Circus Hearts series, starting with Circus Hearts 1. Ellie’s next book, Some Shall Break, the sequel to None Shall Sleep, will be released June 2023.
Ellie’s books are published in eleven countries and have been optioned for television. She’s spent a lifetime researching in mortuaries, talking to autopsy specialists, and asking former spies how to make explosives from household items, and now she lives quite sedately in south-eastern Australia with her family.
Connect with Ellie: Website | Twitter | Instagram | Goodreads | Facebook
Top 5 Reasons to Read
I must admit I’m kind of glad this isn’t a traditional review because I’d just be gushing incoherently about how freaking much I loved Some Shall Break (and its predecessor, None Shall Sleep). So instead of rambling, let me give you my top 5 reasons to read this incredible series!
1. The early 1980s setting had me nostalgic for my childhood! Granted, I was only 7 in 1982, but I loved all the little references to things I remember from that time - songs, fashion, cars, etc.
2. I loved getting a (fictional) peek inside the beginnings of the FBI’s now-famed Behavioral Science Unit, which quickly became the gold standard for serial killer profiling.
3. These books give us the most creepy and terrifying serial killer this side of Hannibal Lecter, and I am absolutely chuffed to see the grittiness of this thriller series in young adult lit!
4. Emma Lewis is a badass, incredibly complex character that you root for with every single page you turn. Her badassery lies not in brute strength or actual abilities to kick butt, but in her strength of character, her tenacity, her intelligence, her unwillingness to be pushed around, and her feminist sensibilities (back when more mainstream feminism was still fairly new). She has *been through some shit* and has come out the other side fierce and strong, while also still dealing with the effects of her captivity. I love the quote from Adrienne Rich that she cites as her favorite: “Her wounds came from the same source as her power.”
5. Finally, more on the feminism: again, we’re dealing with very early ‘80s, so mainstream feminism was in its nascent stage, but Marney exposes the sexism inherent in not just police culture but also the culture at large at the time -- and which unfortunately still exists today. At one point Kristen says, “People only listen when women expose their pain, I suppose.” Emma later remarks, “Every woman lives in a constant state of battle-readiness.” Later, when Emma shoos away a creep in a bar by referring to her FBI partner, Travis, as her boyfriend, she notes “the irony that she has to claim connection with one man to avoid another.” I doubt I’m alone in saying each of these is all too familiar even now, 40 years after the setting of this book.
I’m not sure I can adequately convey how darn much I love this series, but I hope this list is a start! If you are *at all* a mystery/thriller lover, PICK THESE UP! Even if you don’t normally read YA, I am confident you’ll love these. And DM me with thoughts once you’re done!
RATING: 5 stars!
**Disclosure: I received a copy of this book from the publisher for purposes of this blog tour. I also bought myself the audiobook to alternate between audio and physical.
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tempbus · 9 months
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