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I don't remember many things since I first read it years ago, but even now I recall the main plot point. What I wasn't prepared for was the fact that the 'plot twist' is revealed fairly early, rather than at the end of the story. I notice the foreshadowing, but I'm not ready for all the feels. (I'm already in way too deep!)

Checkpoint: PART ONE done; now on to PART TWO 🛰️

Rereading to refresh my memory before I can start the sequel 🌌🧑🏽‍🚀✨

A little bit all over the place, incohesive, but I'm back on track, so we'll see what comes of this by the end.

A good reminder 🌌

It's polarising how my opinion keeps changing, but it makes sense if I look back on my earlier comments.

My mood makes me an unreasonable reader - it also confuses me, like, do I like what I'm reading or not?

I get what’s being said, and I can appreciate the message - I’m learning a lot. But I also think it’s important not to take everything as absolute truth. Some ideas feel too black-and-white for a world that runs on grey areas. 🎭 Paint outside the canvas. Define things for yourself. Be an anteambulo.

Opportune timing 🧐💭

Hello, August. 🍂 "You’ve picked up this book because you sense that you’ll need to answer this question eventually, consciously or not."

It’s nonfiction (which I’ve been craving) and I'm already reflecting. It's easy to read, thoughtfully arranged, and visually pleasant. 📕✨

[It's the fact that my original text is 700+ characters over the allowed count so, you'll have to accept this.]

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Three things are immediately clear:

1. Fantasy has slipped under my skin once again. ✨
2. I’m already inspired. Something just burrowed inside my brain. 🐇
3. The questions & theories are piling up like fallen leaves. 🍂

Something strange is in the Air. And I think it’s calling my name. 🌬️ (This is exactly my kind of art.)

Let the past hold on to itself and let the present move forward into the future.