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Laura is Currently Reading

Laura is currently reading

The Charlie Method (Campus Diaries, #3)

by Elle Kennedy (Goodreads Author)

bookshelves: romance, fiction, hockey-rom, sport-rom, currently-reading

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"I soft-dnfed this book every few months, then read 2 chapters and I am annoyed again.
Do I know why? No not really... I think I don't like "Charlie" and not even like hate her or don't understand her... I just don't care about her and I don't care about the boys.. :D
Why??? I love Elle's books :(" — Apr 16, 2026 02:21AM

Apr 16, 2026 02:19AM

Laura’s Notes & Highlights

Spiral (Off the Ice, #2) by Bal Khabra

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I’m beginning to think Elias Westbrook could tell me to bark and I would.

We all been there

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Laura’s Quotes

“I smile faintly. “Is ‘less punchable’ Oz-speak for ‘nice’?” He arches one eyebrow. “And what does that mean?” “Well, you’re not the nicest guy I’ve ever met.” “I am a motherfucking delight, Greenleaf. And for the record, you and I are equally hot.”
― Ali Hazelwood, Check & Mate

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“In a gift economy, wealth is understood as having enough to share, and the practice for dealing with abundance is to give it away. In fact, status is determined not by how much one accumulates, but by how much one gives away. The currency in a gift economy is relationship, which is expressed as gratitude, as interdependence and the ongoing cycles of reciprocity. A gift economy nurtures the community bonds that enhance mutual well-being; the economic unit is “we” rather than “I,” as all flourishing is mutual.”
― Robin Wall Kimmerer, The Serviceberry: Abundance and Reciprocity in the Natural World

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