What movie should be turned into a musical?
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Giovanni’s Room by James Baldwin, should have had a happy ending
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When did teacher-student relationships become frowned upon?
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22/52, my rankings so far
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Is there a way to make fudge chunks without corn syrup?
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I’m Thinking of Ending Things: a feminist reading
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How do i change the batteries in this light?
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18/52 I’m not okay after this one :(
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The creep captain who got banned from every dating app is starting his own apparently
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17/52 this year
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“The Course of the Heart” is the weird lit version of The Secret History I always wanted!
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Are academics who cowrite papers friends?
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Rating ice creams I’ve made since I got my ice cream maker!
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The only book i read this month, but a great one! The Poisonwood Bible by Barbara Kingsolver [13/52]
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This is your sign to email your fave authors
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Psychology careers that are physically active
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February reads: The Secret History, Normal People, Swing Time [12/52]
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Any podcasts that interviews non famous people?
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Contemporary literary fiction recs
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Supernatural horror
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Hypnotherapy for concussion?
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The rabbit test, a haunting short story about abortion rights
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9/52, faves are starred
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9/52, made with canva! Great month for reading
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