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Started rereading for the book club, a bit skeptical that I might not enjoy it as much, but I melted the first 40 pages and I still enjoy its mysterious nature, even though it's a reread. Actually I'm thinking about other things the second time around, other than the mystery, which I love.

Rereading it made me like it more mostly because I'm familiar with the story, but I still think the first part is too strong so there's not much enticing the reader to care for the second part.

This book both weird and philosophical at the same time and I love it.

oh don't cry it's unmanly - I am rolling my eyes every chapter | I am being mean, maybe 1 in 10 chapters is interesting, but even that one is superficial

I like the progress of it. This is not an enemies to lovers kind of story, but it's sweet and all those interior struggles with who you are and how you present yourself to the world...

So... I like it.

Clean lines. Not sure about translation or maybe it just took me a bit to get into the book.

I think Charlotte may have invented the "if they are happy why do I have 200 pages left to read" or the third act breakup. She might also be the reason why I so love pinning in my love stories.

I love it when you reread a favourite book and realise you love it even more now. How is that possible? I do hate Mr Rochester even more now, but then again, I'm older and probably wiser. But it's a love hate relationship, so maybe I'm not wiser at all.

From this point on, the entirety of the novel will be a fight between me and Mr Rochester.

I find Jane Eyre the easiest book to read, might also be because it's probably my favourite classic or the one I reread the most (other than Dracula I suppose). I don't know why, it simply flows.

Two Gentlemen of Verona was not bad at all, but rather fun and entertaining and really captivating. Yes of course I wish a certain character suffered more but alas the girls were awesome

Oh, I forgot that the red room was so early in the story. Poor Jane, but what a way to set her mind.

I kinda hope to finish this book soon just so I can watch the TV show! It really captured me and I really missed a good old crime procedural, with strong characters and strong mysteries.

I feel like so much is happening and we get so many details and characters and I'm only 60% in! But it's a lot of fun!

Sometimes I vibe with it. As long as I'm not throwing it at a wall it's good, right?

The Taming of the Shrew done. Nope, I still hate it. Maybe not as much as the first time because I was able to enjoy other parts of the play, but overall I still hate it. And what on Earth happened with the introduction? We get no closure there at all.

The Comedy of Errors was tons of fun.

Started with The Comedy of Errors and I'm enjoying it tremendously. Adriana is amazing in her speeches, but I have a feeling it will not end well for her.

Ready for week one exercises - although I have already an entire week of morning pages. I'm also curious if Julia Cameron has ever met my case of creativity block in a way... Curiouser and curiouser.

Chapter V kinda destroyed me.

Hooked!🌰

Should've DNFed a while ago but here we are...

Maybe stoicism doesn’t work for me because I’m an existentialist/absurdist.

Insert gif: sometimes may be good, sometimes may be shit. I love it when it's a touch more experimental or when Winnie the Pooh is the author.