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Home Body
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by Rupi Kaur (Goodreads Author)
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""my chest collapses into my stomach knowing that i have to get up in the morning and pretend i’m not fading away all over again."" Apr 18, 2022 07:40PM

 
A Feast for Crows
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""...and beheaded Lord Stannis’s onion knight.”

Oh. Damn. Did they really? I don't remember that happening. I find it rather disappointing. I actually liked that character."
Nov 24, 2021 08:11PM

 
Shadowcaster
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by Cinda Williams Chima (Goodreads Author)
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""She couldn't help noticing that her cousin's hands were soft, the nails clean and manicured. It made Lyss hyperconscious of her own hands - callused and cracked and dirt-stained."
DEFINITELY been there a time or two. But I've found it's just easier to embrace your wilder side. It's more fun, anyhow."
Jun 07, 2020 10:24AM

 
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