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"And the other side of this answer is definitely the fantasy section. I read a lot of fantasy and I often find that looking through bookstores helps me find new authors and new titles because a lot of the books I gravitate towards are things that I've seen on social media. So I like to be exposed to new titles in the fantasy section that I may not have otherwise considered because they might not have a bigger following or a lot of posts about them."
"And the other side of this answer is definitely the fantasy section. I read a lot of fantasy and I often find that looking through bookstores helps me find new authors and new titles because a lot of the books I gravitate towards are things that I've seen on social media. So I like to be exposed to new titles in the fantasy section that I may not have otherwise considered because they might not have a bigger following or a lot of posts about them."
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"And the other side of this answer is definitely the fantasy section. I read a lot of fantasy and I often find that looking through bookstores helps me find new authors and new titles because a lot of the books I gravitate towards are things that I've seen on social media. So I like to be exposed to new titles in the fantasy section that I may not have otherwise considered because they might not have a bigger following or a lot of posts about them."
"And the other side of this answer is definitely the fantasy section. I read a lot of fantasy and I often find that looking through bookstores helps me find new authors and new titles because a lot of the books I gravitate towards are things that I've seen on social media. So I like to be exposed to new titles in the fantasy section that I may not have otherwise considered because they might not have a bigger following or a lot of posts about them."