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one thing about lynn painter is she’s always gonna write a man that is far too good to be true

this is lawren’s fav book so i’m finally tapping in

bad day at work but i’m lowkey giggling to myself bc it’s so cheesy it’s good. like has it been predictable so far? yes! but also i’m having a. great time and it makes me feel less terrible about the night i’m having so

a tarah dewitt book will do if every time. is it egregiously millennial? well yes! do i care? not particularly! i’m having fun on the ride and really, how much more can i ask for when im in a reading slump this bad?

trying something new (willingly reading a single parent book)

i don’t know if i’ll ever read this book… putting it on pause… again…

respectfully, this series needs to end. but also i need to know HOW it ends so here we are

kicking my feet and giggling ngl

we are so back

(thank you so much to the publishers for the eARC!!!)

convinced i’m functionally illiterate bc i just cannot bring myself to read this book

i’m committed to finally reading this book.

is it too cliche for me to scream “i knew it”?

ugh emily henry writes chemistry like no other

is all i know about hayden the fact that he’s tall, a writer, and terse? yes. do i particularly care? not really

genuinely devouring this book

FINALLYYYYY (screw studying for my quizzes when there’s new EmHen to be read)

workaholic pathological people pleaser that’s the only single person in her friend group and has to deal with a heartbreak from when she was 15???? is this play about us??????

in the most respectful way possible, getting through this book is like pulling teeth.

referenced acotar. GOODNIGHT.

only reason i’m not crying finishing this book is because im in public.

one of my best friends gets married this month so of course, let the wedding themed reading marathon commence!

you might be wondering, “dani, what’s taking you so long to read this?” the answer? bc i might have a mental breakdown if i read too much in one sitting.

if there’s one thing nurses know, it’s never trust a doctor, a police officer, a firefighter, a paramedic, or a military man
(kidding)
(kinda)

dear god this poor girl can’t catch a break.

mack and i had so much fun reading and discussing “the nightingale” for book club that we needed to buddy read something else asap

oh i’m flying through this book

returning to my reader roots (me in 4th grade obsessed with reading ww2 books)