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i am interested, but i am also getting cocomeloned with the frequency of the chapter breaks. most of them are 4 pages max. some are only 2. i promise i can pay attention for longer than this, ve schwab

i am being spoon fed answers one by one and i'm actually having a lovely time

rip michael distortion you would’ve loved these strange buildings

THEY MISGENDERED THEIR OWN CHARACTER. EMBARRASSING. I’M POINTING AT YOU AND JEERING FT LUKENS

this book is not written well at all, but at the same time, it's not Bad. i truly have no idea what to make of it. thank god it's a quick read

"'You're ridiculous,' Laya shakes her head."

Rena Rossner, look me in my eyes. Look me in my eyes and tell me you AND your editor are both unaware of the fact that that should be a period and not a comma. I have my grievances with this book already, but I Will Not Stand for grammatical errors in a traditionally published novel!! Even if they are nitpicky and small!!!

back at it again!! i love that john green writes in exactly the same way he talks. it's like i'm hanging out with my good buddy while he tells me about sunsets and the human condition

grey my girl you're toeing the annoying line when it comes to your yearning. have a personality aside from that please

main character was yearning for a man so very hard but in such a gay way. then the prestige. she is BISEXUAL

january book club book let's partyyyyy the glossary at the end is so long i'm not reading all that

i need to read 7,000 more alix e harrow books right exactly now

i haven't been this locked in on a book in so so long. please god let that giant woman kiss that scrawny man

i started reading this arc because in deeper waters was the worst book i read in 2023, and by golly by gosh, this bad boy does not disappoint. it’s so profoundly bad. my review is gonna be CRAZY

alix e. harrow i was not familiar with your game

one (1) straight man is allowed on this earth and it's this narrator, the most desperately, hopelessly head over heels and submissive man i've ever read in all my years. there's not even any kissing or sex (yet?) he's just the yearning yearner who yearns

this man is down so bad holy lord above. his childhood hero is a real and giant woman and he is down absolutely apocalyptic

still wondering why law school is so specially designed to torture people

if i were a law school student and a book told me to practice mindfulness it would genuinely send me off the deep end. solid advice otherwise though

is there a reason why law school is designed like a torture chamber? like why are you paying a million dollars to spend three years in the pits of actual hell

everybody please send good vibes to my girlfriend because law school is maybe one of the greatest evils on this earth for some reason despite practicing law being pretty fine

will a fantasy book group book finally turn out to be genuinely good for once? i must say the chances are looking pretty good, even if the mc is a little dumb

i decided to start counting how many unnecessary italics were used for emphasis and gave up after 32 instances in 24 pages, not including the constant italicized fantasy-german words that we get every five seconds. bratwurst? nah dog that's rohtwurst. a penny? that's a pfenni my brother.

all that said, i'm definitely engaged so far. the protagonist is only a Little dumb. major win for a ya mc!

imagine having to explain to a man from the 1800s what a dilf is and why some random girl on the street just called him one

this month's fantasy book club book! i have been told so many backstories in excruciating detail and basically nothing has happened yet plot-wise. help me

there's no way to describe the emotional whiplash of reading something moving and profound and then starting a new chapter and seeing "The Hotdog Man always came after dark". i love this book

with a more brutally honest copyeditor this could've been so much better. regardless, i am locked in