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Cynthia’s 2024 Year in Books
Take a look at Cynthia’s Year in Books, including some fun facts about their reading.
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| If I could give this book 10 stars, I would. It's. So. Good. It's perfect. I thought First-Time Caller was going to be my top book of 2025, but no, I've changed my mind, because it's going to be Good Spirits. It's beautiful, and festive, and magical, ...more | |
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| I adored this book! Holly Cardamone's debut is a fun, heartfelt coming-of-age story, full of warmth and deeply relatable. It's a story about first love and managing the challenges and the ups and downs of that first relationship, while also trying to ...more | |
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| Christine Newell's memoir is a heartfelt, beautifully-written account of her year in South Korea. It's an honest and inspiring story of personal growth and self-discovery. Christine has a wonderful way of storytelling, and the country comes alive in ...more | |
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| This book was such a joy to read! It's a swoony, steamy romcom set in Melbourne, with a French patisserie, a fun running club (it almost makes me want to become a runner), and two likeable, relatable characters. Gen is such an easy heroine to root fo ...more | |
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"I love this book with all of its plot twists and complexities. I just couldn't stop reading the 2nd half of the book. I love the happy ending everyone deserve, pure magic."
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“My condition isn't an impediment. I'm not defined by it, and it doesn't limit me. It doesn't make me less, or different, and even if I fail, I'll just get back up and try again. So please don't come back into my life, unless you understand it isn't yours to run.”
― Salty, Spiced, and a Little Bit Nice
― Salty, Spiced, and a Little Bit Nice
“First of all, I'm an adult. A human being. Not a fucking baton you can simply pass back to my family once the going gets tough. Second, I am perfectly capable of looking after myself. Get that through your thick skull. I didn't need you, my family, or anyone else in the world to watch over me, or wait on me hand and foot." I paused. "And finally, I don't need someone who gives up on me after one hypo episode. Yes, they can be fatal. But it won't be if you learn how to manage them. It's not an excuse to freak out and pull the plug on a relationship. Do you know how many I've had since I was diagnosed? Hundreds. Maybe even thousands. And there's probably another few thousand in my future. It's part and parcel of having diabetes." I took a deep breath. "Obviously you're not the man I thought you were, because if you can't handle that, then we can't be together. I need someone who can be there for me, who's resilient enough to go through the ups and downs with me, because trust me, there will be plenty of them.”
― Salty, Spiced, and a Little Bit Nice
― Salty, Spiced, and a Little Bit Nice
“You sure you're okay?"
"I'm fine, really." He gave me a smile. "He didn't hit you, and that's all that matters."
And that was when it struck me. A realization so overwhelming, as if I were about to drown in the ocean behind me, the splashing waves refusing to let go until I gave in and acknowledged it.
That I was in love with this man.”
― Salty, Spiced, and a Little Bit Nice
"I'm fine, really." He gave me a smile. "He didn't hit you, and that's all that matters."
And that was when it struck me. A realization so overwhelming, as if I were about to drown in the ocean behind me, the splashing waves refusing to let go until I gave in and acknowledged it.
That I was in love with this man.”
― Salty, Spiced, and a Little Bit Nice
