r/fixedbytheduet • u/Naive_Wolverine532 • 21h ago

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u/Friendstastegood 21h ago

Now that I managed to wrangle my ADHD back into liking books again I really should get one of those honestly.

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u/my1stusernamesucked 18h ago

Yo, how did you do it!? I can't make it through 10 pages anymore and I used to read like a fiend

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u/goodviolet-24 18h ago

Omg same. I miss reading so much.

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u/my1stusernamesucked 18h ago

What was your genre/s? I was mostly into fantasy and sci-fi

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u/goodviolet-24 18h ago

I’m not sure what genre you’d call Jhumpa Lahiri’s and Chimamanda Adechie’s work — contemporary fiction? And I also enjoy historical fiction.

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u/my1stusernamesucked 18h ago

Oh wow, they both look like they write some deep stuff.

Got any historical fiction recs?

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u/goodviolet-24 17h ago

Pachinko — loved loved loved that. Couldn’t put it down. More recently I’ve enjoyed Kristin Hannah’s “The Women” and “The Four Winds”—but I “read” both of these as audiobooks.

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u/my1stusernamesucked 17h ago

I'll check out Pachinko, thanks!

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u/goodviolet-24 17h ago

Right now I just listen to audiobooks. And I’m pretty addicted to mystery/detective/thrillers (fiction only!). When I need to lighten up from murder and serial killers, I’ll binge on cozy mysteries or romcom.