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progress:
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"I keep trying to decide whether or not not I want to DNF this. I started listening because I’m still on the P&P high and was excited to stay in this world a little longer, but I actually find myself wishing that this was its own story and completely unrelated to P&P." — Aug 27, 2026 06:20AM
"I keep trying to decide whether or not not I want to DNF this. I started listening because I’m still on the P&P high and was excited to stay in this world a little longer, but I actually find myself wishing that this was its own story and completely unrelated to P&P." — Aug 27, 2026 06:20AM
Sarah
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(page 71 of 368)
"I really like how the author takes the time to give you an idea of who the people that perished in this tragedy were. He doesn’t just jump straight to the how and why. So far, it seems that any of the deceased that he at least knew to some degree, get more than just a sentence of recognition. I’m interested to see if this pattern continues for all deceased. I want to know who they were." — Sep 06, 2024 06:36AM
"I really like how the author takes the time to give you an idea of who the people that perished in this tragedy were. He doesn’t just jump straight to the how and why. So far, it seems that any of the deceased that he at least knew to some degree, get more than just a sentence of recognition. I’m interested to see if this pattern continues for all deceased. I want to know who they were." — Sep 06, 2024 06:36AM
Sarah’s 2025 Year in Books
Take a look at Sarah’s Year in Books, including some fun facts about their reading.
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Classics, Contemporary, Fiction, Graphic novels, Horror, Mystery, Paranormal, Suspense, and Thriller
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