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I don't know if the reader is meant to like Elaine, but I love her cynicism

Already feeling pretty seen as a depressed 23 year old who flunked out of uni

I haven't read a weird book in a while, so this is already quite a nice shock

I'm unexpectedly off work for 2 weeks, so in my state of mourning decided to messily annotate this book on my fourth reread

Not sure if it's concerning how relatable I find Lydia when she's consciously trying to be more human

I guess I now know what cures homophobia

I've been having insanely good luck with audiobooks recently

Was not expecting the Applebee's engagement

Very excited because there's a theory in here I used to contemplate a lot

I feel like I should be improving my customer service skills

Might be the working-class in me, but so far Magnolia's grandma is the only character I don't find insufferable. These people could benefit from working a minimum wage job.

A male feminist in the 1920s?!?!

The real horror in the book is how awful the men are to their wives

Apparently my type is hot nerds??

Listening to the audiobook narrator say "serving", "realness" and "slay" is quite the experience

I simply couldn't help myself when I saw this at work

The fact McAnulty wrote this at 15 is incredible. I haven't read much nature writing recently so I'm excited to really get into this.

I shouldn't be surprised about how much I'm enjoying this, Batman's writing feels like home

I only just realised the protagonist is unnamed

Only 35 pages in and some wild stuff is happening, and not in the way you'd think for a romance

I'm already eager to read more of Reid's works

I genuinely love the cover of this