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King reads so fast.

This is giving me Suldurn s garden flashbacks. That had like five pages in a row of describing random names you dont care about.

I just imagine this guy looking exactly like 2026 Stephen King with the squinty eyes gray hair and everything.

Written with such emotion and ease. I am absorbed.

“What a beautiful sunset,” said Diana. “Look, Anne, it’s just like a land in itself, isn’t it? That long, low back of purple cloud is the shore, and the clear sky further
f we could sail to it in the moonshine boat Paul wrote of in his old composition—you remember?—how nice it would be,” said Anne, rousing from her reverie. “Do you think we could find all our yesterdays there, Diana—all our old springs and blossoms?

Rereading this. Still so fast paced I love it.

Your wife is clearly at the mechanic she said she was going to go to. This man is sitting on his porch with a cop for ten pages just not doing anything when its a thousand percent obvious where he should be going.

Wrap it up already.

I got through the ten pages of the fictional book he's writing to her as a prisoner. Man was it kind of a chore... But now we r back into this strange claustrophobic prison of a book.

Early this morning she had to go to the bathroom and she had used Tad’s small
Thermos—or had tried to—and it had overflowed and now the Pinto smelled of
urine, an unpleasant smell that only seemed to grow stronger with the heat. She had capped the Thermos and thrown it out the window. She had heard it shatter as it hit
the gravel. Then she had cried.

This book is very addicting. I always look forward to reading it.

I dont think this is particularly well written. But this far in its getting interesting.

The first few chapters were really atmospheric. Randomly turned into two guys going over their cereal advertising company. The latter is really imaginative actually, I could not put it down.

This book is seemingly an infinite source of happiness for me. Thers just always a desire to keep reading becuse its so elegantly written.

Having an enjoable time reading this.

Really immersive.

This part where Anne amd Davy discuss his praying habits is old fashioned and charmingly funny.

The monster s perspective is so good. I ve come around to this. Something about the writing is just so immersive.

The lake was very quiet and calm. All was at
peace around me. But I myself was not at peace. I was the only unquiet thing that wandered restless in a scene so beautiful and heavenly. I was often tempted to dive into the silent lake, that the waters might close over me and my disasters forever.

Im really enjoying this. Just got to the chapter where we meet Phil and wow is it charming.

Korra and Asami my babies.Their so cute.

Its getting better.

The way this chapter goes from describing a impoverished french town to a this wine seller and then finally reintroduces our two established characters is unbelievable immersive. It's not that deep but wow did i enjoy this.

This fatherless child is murdering cats and dogs atp. But i feel like this should be hitting a lot harder. Very solid though. Cant put it down.

Demoralizing fiction that's impossible to put down. I was also very detached as a child, so memories being scattered puzzle pieces hits home, although not as extreme as this guy.

A standard but enjoyable character study. Most of this is just two characters in a hotel room and breaking into religius sects but its done really well i feel. The way its written is my cup of tea.

Like a pallet cleanser. I always find picking this back up super easy.

She took a whopping three showers in the two chapters I read today. Nothing much else happened.