Uploaded December 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago

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both tags originate with Josh from Literary Gladiators @LiteraryGladiators
I cherry picked the donut tag from Daisy X Machina the speculative detective @DaisyXMachina the coffee one from Book Lady Linda @booklady9309

specially chosen prompts:
DONUTS
glazed- a writer that immediately immersed you
jelly- a work that contained more than you expected
berryfrosted- lesser studied work ofa known writer who should be read more
Boston creme- scholarly work you would recomemnd to a casual reader
cruller- a work that makes you think of France
COFFEE
Lavazza- a wwork that gives you a sense of Italy
Bustelo- work from a Spanish-speaking country that translates well in English
Starbucks- writer you find pretentious but admirable
Peets- a work that especally succeeds with tis ability to craft words
Folgers- a bookyou were eager to resume reading
Chockful o'nuts- a work that transports you into a wealthy environment
Maxwell House- a work that is good te the last drop
Dunkin- a scene steaking supporting character





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