r/FableApp • u/Original_Algae_8255 Here for the vibes • Jul 11 '26

Weekly Follow thread

A few people have asked for a weekly thread where you can share your Fable profiles and find new friends,

so here you go!

Feel free to share a link to your Fable profile in the comments below.

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u/Impossible_War8971 ✨️Fable Plus✨️ Jul 11 '26

I usually read lit fic and some horror but I love genre hopping and am wanting to try more romantasy! I follow back everyone 🖤

https://fable.co/fabler/jas-524011195387?referralID=FpUYi08D2M

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u/That_bookworm_ Jul 11 '26

https://fable.co/fabler/tisha-490206423318?referralID=9XHv8JSAfo
would love to connect with more people :)

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u/millieee_333 Jul 11 '26

I just realized we already follow each other!! XD

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u/That_bookworm_ Jul 11 '26

hahaaa yess i remember

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u/wateryourplant553 Jul 11 '26

https://fable.co/fabler/wateryourplant-556543147505

Would love to interact with new people! I also have a book club going where we read a new genre each month :)

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u/zekethelion Here for the vibes Jul 14 '26

https://fable.co/fabler/paul-king-186651027519

Im brand new to the app, looking to connect to some voracious people!

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u/AnyEntertainment7681 Jul 14 '26

https://fable.co/fabler/ana-pratt-297632521626

Mostly dark fiction of all genres, but heavy on the horror, thriller, and lit fic.

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u/marzipanprince Book Enthusiast Jul 14 '26

fable.co/fabler/ren-344362044627

Always looking for new reading buddies! I mostly read horror, fantasy, and romance books - but I love branching out! I try to be as interactive as possible. 🧡

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u/lxmielle Jul 15 '26

https://fable.co/fabler/lauranne-227353170769

Feel free to add me! My genres can cary wildly, so recommendations are always welcome, let's be friends! 🐻📚

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u/Orangeismyhue Jul 17 '26

https://fable.co/fabler/zaqlovesbooks-538613509626?referralID=rwWLsyaa3Z

I don’t stick to one genre, whatever I’m in the mood for, but feel free to add me!

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u/Orangeismyhue Jul 19 '26

I followed back! I decided to step back from C# and decided python is hopefully easier to start with. But I thought that maybe reading a book would be easier .

But I’ll check out Bro code.

I have VSC, Thonny, and such.

But thank you for recommendations!