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im not having much (any) fun and i dont care about the story at all but its only 50 pages so lets see

kinda feeling stupid not understanding some scientific things here but good lord im so glad i picked this up,
maybe it was @aditi's review maybe the upcoming movie but im glad i was finally convinced to read this

i feel kinda dumb not understanding the scientific things in this book but good godddd is it interesting

if this is boring im blocking shubh

it's taking me so much longer to read this book but there's so much to take in, it's almost as if the author bled on paper from a self inflicted wound

damn this book is tough to read with all the detailed mentions of self harm

why is the cover on goodreads sooo uglyyy

if i believed i had killed my abusive toxic annoying tyrant of a professor, id actually make sure he never ever gets out of hell let alone try and rescue him.

anyway that aside, the journey within hell is sooo fun to read there's so much that's happening but it's not chaotic, it's definitely a book perfect for binge reading. unfortunately i have work so i have to pause between reading

the amazing movie im seeing througg this book ohhh i hope it stays fun througgout the end

although the extra info, relevant maybe, we get in italics in between is kind of annoying

idk who has been lying to yall and saying "why is the journey to hell so boring?" cause im not even halfway and i cant get enough of it! It's fun!!

last book of the year let's gooo

sometimes the best solution is divorce babe divorceee

it keeps getting sadder

I've waited so long to read this and i was pulled in from the very first page

i have felt less pressured to try alcohol than i did to read this book (🌹asked me to read this thrice)

so is there any plot at all in this or are yall hyping up yet another smut book?

shubh forced (begged) me to read this

female pov of a mythological fiction? you know I'll be reading

(another women in translation month book?)

"As a child, my mother had cautioned me against looking directly at the sun, telling me the brightness of its glare could blind me. [...]
Today, I had finally dared to gaze at the sun, allowing its radiance to blaze through me unhindered, spilling through my veins until I was aglow. Never did I imagine such luminous joy existed, and never again would I be content to remain in the shadows."

OHMYGOD?!