Discover new books on Goodreads
Meet your next favorite book

Cee

Add friend
Sign in to Goodreads to learn more about Cee.


Yesteryear
Cee is currently reading
bookshelves: currently-reading, 2026
Rate this book
Clear rating

progress: 
 
  (page 0 of 391)
"Let’s see what the fuss is all about with this one" 22 hours, 35 min ago

 
Oui-Oui et la Voi...
Rate this book
Clear rating

progress: 
 
  (page 37 of 88)
"If you know you know" Aug 04, 2026 06:06AM

 
Book cover for Eugénie Grandet
Arriver per fas et nefas au paradis terrestre du luxe et des jouissances vaniteuses, pétrifier son cœur et se macérer le corps en vue de possessions passagères, comme on souffrait jadis le martyre de la vie en vue de biens éternels, est la ...more
Loading...
Taylor Jenkins Reid
“Joan has not lost herself to Vanessa, but found herself in her. She had not cut off parts of herself to fit so much as learned to make room for someone other than herself.”
Taylor Jenkins Reid, Atmosphere

Taylor Jenkins Reid
“That kind of faith was a lot to put on a six-year-old girl. Joan tried to keep it in check. To be ready to accept all the ways that Frances would grow and change and blossom into her full imperfection.”
Taylor Jenkins Reid, Atmosphere

Taylor Jenkins Reid
“Everything that we know of since the Big Bang is ruled by those four forces (gravity, electromagnetism, strong force and weak force). We are all connected by these four rules..I think the pursuit of finding one law to explain the universe if science but also the pursuit of God. The Jewish philosopher Spinoza said that God did not necessarily make the universe, but that God is the universe. The unfolding of the universe is God in action. Which would mean science and math are a part of God...We are the universe. I would go so far to say that human beings, we are less of a who and more of a when. We are a moment in time - when all of our cells have come together in this body. But our atoms were many things before and they will be many things after. The air I am breathing is the same air your ancestors breathed. Even what is in my body right now - the cells, the air, the bacteria - it's not only mine. It is a point of connection with every other living thing, made up of the same kinds of particles, ruled by the same physical laws. When you die, someone will bury you or turn your body into ashes. Eventually, you will return to the Earth. You already are a part of the Earth. What better reason do we have to take care of the Earth and everything on it than the knowledge that we are of one another? The trees need our breath, and our breath needs the trees. As scientists we call that symbiosis and that is the consequence of evolution. But the natural consequences of our connections to each other - that's God to me....Life is God and my life it tied to yours and everyone's on this planet. How does this not instantly make us more in debt to one another? And also offer us the comfort that we are not alone?”
Taylor Jenkins Reid, Atmosphere

Taylor Jenkins Reid
“Talking to you, hearing what you're going through, it makes me realize how far I've come since I was your age.”
Taylor Jenkins Reid, Atmosphere

Taylor Jenkins Reid
“Joan felt, so acutely, that the incurable problem with life was that nothing was ever in balance. That she could not have toddler Frances and fifth-grade Frances at the same time. She could not meet adult Frances and have a moment to hold baby Frances all at once. You could not have a little of everything you wanted.
Joan tried to remind herself that when Frances had been younger, she had held France's little hand every single chance she got. When Frances has been a baby, she had smelled hair sometimes for whole minutes at a time. She had been present for all of it. Didn't that mean that she would not grieve its loss, since she had voraciously and self-indulgently taken all of it that was offered?
No. It did not.
She still ached for every version of Frances.
But to love Frances was to be always saying goodbye to the girl Frances used to be and falling in love again with the girl Frances was becoming.
She missed every Frances she known. But oh, this Frances. This lanky, gangly, whip-smart Frances, with her ears pierced and a Cyndi Lauper T-shirt on, this Frances was a gift Joan would one day miss, too.”
Taylor Jenkins Reid, Atmosphere

1277623 Twinhood Podcast — 3285 members — last activity Aug 21, 2026 03:50PM
hiiii maisie and ellen here !! as discussed on our podcast (Twinhood - listen now if you haven't already!!), we wanted to set up a goodreads group! li ...more
220 Goodreads Librarians Group — 336801 members — last activity 0 minutes ago
Goodreads Librarians are volunteers who help ensure the accuracy of information about books and authors in the Goodreads' catalog. The Goodreads Libra ...more
179584 Our Shared Shelf — 222856 members — last activity 1 hour, 45 min ago
OUR SHARED SHELF IS CURRENTLY DORMANT AND NOT MANAGED BY EMMA AND HER TEAM. Dear Readers, As part of my work with UN Women, I have started reading ...more
1151266 swifties who also read — 46720 members — last activity 1 hour, 27 min ago
join this if you love taylor swift and books -- Welcome to the group! This is your mod, Neena. The creator of this group's account sadly does not exis ...more
174195 Around the Year in 52 Books — 11535 members — last activity 6 minutes ago
~ 2026 Reading Challenge ~ 52 books for 52 weeks. Each week, members read the book of their choice for that week's challenge requirement. ▶︎ CURREN ...more
More of Cee’s groups…
year in books
T
T
2,401 books | 75 friends

keshika
1,593 books | 179 friends

Tania
2,889 books | 1,233 friends

Adeline
507 books | 15 friends

Beth
439 books | 139 friends

Josephi...
1,366 books | 92 friends

Lexi
1,666 books | 59 friends

es
es
611 books | 135 friends

More friends…
The Dangers of Smoking in Bed by Mariana EnriquezFragments of an Infinite Memory by Maël RenouardOn Freedom by Maggie NelsonThe Years by Annie ErnauxThe Dolphin Letters, 1970-1979 by Elizabeth Hardwick
Lorde recs
27 books — 2 voters




Polls voted on by Cee

Lists liked by Cee