20 days (think I skipped a few), 20 books that stayed with me, no explanations, no reviews. If I say this book isn't for people with weak stomachs, does that constitute a "review?"

20 days, 20 books that have stayed with you, no explanations, no reviews. Read when I was 11 . . .

20 days, 20 books that stayed with me, no explanations, no reviews. The title says it all.

20 days, 20 books that stayed with me, no explanations, no reviews. No, it's not a rewrite of "Othello."

20 days, 20 books that stayed with me, no reviews, no explanations. Roth’s first book. My first Roth. Two virgins.

20 days, 20 books that stayed with me, no explanations, no reviews. Read it when I was 13. My German teacher said I was going through a psycho-sexual development phase. Probably true, but . . who isn't?

20 days, 20 books that stayed with me, no explanation, no review, and after this one, no turning back.

20 days, 20 books that stayed with me, no explanations. I'll just say I was caught reading this in the grammar school library. Mrs. McGuire was scandalized.

20 days, 20 books that stayed with me, no explanations. Which is appropriate in this case.

20 days, 20 books that stayed with me, no explanation. So read this one and find out why it stays with you.

Digging the newsfeeds on this site so far, at least.

20 days, 20 books that stayed with you, no reviews, no explanations. I hope it's cryptic enough for me to say "yes, this happened."

20 books that have stayed with you, one per day, no reviews, no explanation, no particular order.
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Happy Sunday, everybody. I'm new to BlueSky and I'm a little hypergraphic so I'm going to see how long I can ramble until I reach the character limit, just to set some boundaries for myself. Wow, better than I would have expected so far, maybe I don't have to be quite so terse in what I say I can