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"I think it's only fitting that this part of the Kristin-Rahel buddy read starts with an in-detail paragraph about pencils. Back to the roots <3" Jul 26, 2026 12:24PM

 
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"every decision made by characters so far feels like it should come with a little "this will have consequences" pop up.

anyway: really enjoying steinbeck's writing - the valley description in chapter one was breathtaking and he moves throughout the years with ease."
Jul 26, 2026 02:55PM

 
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""Speaking of excessive decorations in monasteries, Saint Bernard writes: 'Good Lord! If we aren't embarrassed by the silliness of it all, shouldn't we at least be disgusted by the expense?'"

Evergreen quote, right there."
Jul 27, 2026 02:04AM

 
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