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This book... I don't even know how to describe this book. Incredible. All-consuming. Gut-wrenching. This needs to be talked about more.

Super cute so far - hoping it keeps it up until the end!

There is a lot to take in with this book. I am taking notes. I've been able to use a little of the practical applications and it seems to be having a positive impact so far.

Wow this book is way more than I expected. John Mark Comer is kinda blowing my mind and now I feel like I need to do a deep theology dive. Super fascinating stuff.

I was inspired to finally read this in honor of America's 250th birthday - and wow this author did a ton of research. I'm amazed by all the letters he compiled. Fascinating stuff.

I'm going to need to read something serious after all these romance books... I can't seem to stop myself! Summer romance is taking over my brain! Help.

Such a good book so far. So simple and yet profound. I'm taking lots of notes for future reference.

Silvia Moreno-Garcia can write any genre. I am pleasantly surprised by how much I am enjoying this book - it's right up my alley with period-piece drama and a touch of magic.

Interesting book so far. Plants have always fascinated me. But this book has some dense paragraphs and getting through some parts is quite a slog.

I knew in the beginning when the narrator said he would be honest that he would not be... And yet all of the misinformation and sleight of hand and trickery to withhold information from the reader while still "technically" being honest is honestly annoying me

What am I doing reading another murder mystery after the last one disappointed me? I'm not entirely sure. Maybe I want to wipe the other one out of my mind, and this one looks like it'll fit the bill. I'm in the mood for something funny too. We will see how it measures up.

Another Kindle Unlimited find! And wow this one has me hooked. Can't wait to see what happens next.

One of the stories just described Mt Vesuvius erupting as "BOOOOMMM!" ... like, really? At this point I'm only reading for Kate Quinn. Depending on how it ends this may be the last short story compilation that I read.

This has been on my list for a while, since Kate Quinn and Stephanie Dray are some of my favorite historical fiction writers. This book is hard to find, but it's on Kindle Unlimited! So far it's just okay. I wasn't super impressed by the first story but hopefully the later ones will be better.

I saw that coming! But now I have no idea how this is going to end...

Reading this one because my dad recommended it. The chapters are short so it reads fast. So far I like it, the writing is simple but engaging.

You know when you reach the part in a book where it's been so great so far, you're not sure how it could possibly continue to get better? And if it doesn't get better then it will surely get worse? And you're tempted to just stop reading now while it's awesome so you can cling to that feeling instead of letting it crumble away disappointingly until the end... Yeah. I think I'm at that point. And I'm a little sad.

I have no idea what is going on but I am HOOKED

Another Kindle Unlimited find... and wow I am pleasantly surprised how good this book is so far. Maybe because I started with no expectations but I am eager to keep reading! The writing is subtle and beautiful.

Finally! I was worried we weren't going to see Kaladin in action at all in this book. I'm so ready for this epic fight (and the avalanche of action inevitable for the final part of this book)

Wanted something fun and light, this book seems like a perfect "fit" (ha). Although it's fairly predictable, I'm still enjoying it. And I love all the subtle nods to the classic Disney movie!

Ugh this book has been a struggle. So far throughout the series there have been so many mysteries about the heralds and the past with only hints along the way, but now it's the last book so ALL of the information is being spewed at me to fill in the gaps... It's too much to comprehend at times and a little frustrating. I feel like Sanderson could have given us a little more before now.

So far this book has been the queen of nothing happening... But now finally at the end of part 1 we have it pick up pace! Looking forward to ending this series and seeing how it all unfolds.

"People living with TB today have told me that fighting the disease is hard, but fighting the stigma of their communities is even harder."

Wow this book is very enlightening and engaging. I did not realize how little I knew about TB.

Reading this in honor of Jane Austen's 250th birthday - I feel like Sense and Sensibility is often overlooked in favor of Pride and Prejudice, but I'm glad I'm giving it another chance and taking my time enjoying this one. It may not be as witty as P&P but it's still making me laugh!

The first flashback! Ahh!! I'm really hoping a lot of my questions throughout this series are finally answered.

Picked this up on a whim for a light and easy read. So far I can't figure out what the genre/theme is - romance? Mystery? Family drama? The only recurring theme in each perspective seems to be that men are pigs. Otherwise it seems like it'll be a quick fun read. We shall see.

“My name is Gagaril,” the man said. “I’m sorry,” Lightsong said. The man flushed. “I was named after my father, Your Grace.” “After he what? Spent an unusual amount of time at the local tavern?"
Hahahaha Lightsong is savage.
I'm actually really enjoying this book so far.

I started reading Wind and Truth and it became apparent I was missing something... I was told that I should read "Warbreaker" first. Well. I was annoyed to have to read yet another LONG book by Sanderson in order to understand an EVEN LONGER book, but then I started it and hey this one is actually pretty good. So far I'm hooked!

I don't know why I'm reading this. I didn't plan on it, but I picked it up randomly and now I can't seem to put it down. It's so sweet and deep and real and kinda silly all at the same time.