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One of her better works (but holy fuck, the beginning was just on the nose preaching that I already know, but might be more shocking to new adults)

Its getting.. OKAY, I like the premise and promise of worldbuilding. I'm just hella skeptical about this writing like I usually am. Can ya blame me?

I feel she's getting paid by the word count and not being summoned by her actual MC to write this

Bruh can write to the level of Jimenez in her own way that simultaneously reminds me of "100 Years of Solitude"

Epitome of using the same one trick pony and trying to be a dark Pratchett. Yeah nah, his views aren't great either YEET

I have no idea

Like sipping fine wine, don't want to drink it fast

Seems like I'll finish this because I'm curious to see how Mehta ties this up

I should not be enjoying this, yet here I am

Hot take:

If a book has a sprayed edge, it's not worth it 9/10

I feel like this compares to IRL social and immigration issues, it's like the age old questions that can't be answered without someone getting hurt: at what point is the balance the parents should instill of duty vs freedom ever enough? And what angle could we approach it?

I will finish this and though I'm not the age group for this book, the writing is well done and I appreciate the stance the author makes on AI

Magic numbers

BUT I WANT TO KNOW ABOUT THE WOLF

That was a series. Review later

Bro, I'm dreading ending this series because I'm quite 100% sure I know what will happen and I AIN'T FUCKING READY

Hastjarjanto is def up there with her peers in terms of prose

Slow going, still solid writing which makes me keep going

I hated the beginning but really glad I pushed through

"Mommy? Sorry. Mommy? Sorry. Mom-"

idk why but I was convinced I knew where this would go and now I'm like "OH MY GOD SHE MIGHT HAVE FRIENDS, LESS GO"

So far so good, and quite fun!

Not sure where this is gonna go, was found in used books store so we'll see