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Koalas
is on page 145 of 295
What I love about it is the image and the message the author wants to portray. Although the story being written the way that it is can be difficult to follow along. Not bad writing.
— Aug 25, 2026 12:19AM
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Danielle Harris
is on page 191 of 295
After months of mental fog and life chaos I’m clear-headed enough to give a little review :)
While I couldn’t give the first 1/2 of this book enough attention bc life - I did notice it does require a high level of intentionality and focus. Timeline shifts are common, which can be hard to follow at times. But the plot and the writing is still exceptional, so I’m excited to see where/how the story ends!
— Aug 18, 2026 04:22PM
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While I couldn’t give the first 1/2 of this book enough attention bc life - I did notice it does require a high level of intentionality and focus. Timeline shifts are common, which can be hard to follow at times. But the plot and the writing is still exceptional, so I’m excited to see where/how the story ends!
neenur
is on page 115 of 295
This book is straight out of the 70s and I love it. As usual, it took me sometime to get used to the talk and context but honestly this is fantastic. When I finally adjusted, it felt like when a child puts on prescription for the first time. The approach to story telling is nonlinear similar to Ms Morrison, I like that too. This really is a cool book, I must say.
— Jul 21, 2026 04:18PM
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DiAmond Moore
is on page 23 of 295
Yeah this one is probably going to take me a while to finish. Feels like an attack.
— Jul 16, 2026 09:51AM
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