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Moving over to storygraph - add me there @ moonsteps

Half of this book really is just throwing shade at taste & trends and honestly... go off

you could've fooled me into believing this was a contemporary book right up until the moment he mentions phones/landlines

Victor Hugo just casually stabbing me in the heart. Sad reacts only

I'm so glad he's called "handsome Enjolras" cause the long descriptions and paragraphs really didn't cut it tbh

If your historical novel hasn't got a homoerotic subplot, can you even call it a historical novel?

I just forgot my charger for my ereader in Austria so now I have to speed-read so I can finish before the battery does

"Puns are sometimes serious factors in politics"

"Puns are sometimes serious factors in politics"

He just introduced Grantaire, Enjolras, etc and I'm already sobbing on the inside rip

Victor Hugo writing "A few words more" is that one person going "just one more thing" before rambling for 3 more hours

So since they cancelled the get down, can we get les mis as the new feature-length series?

Back at it...

Just spent 10 days reading 36 pages... yikes

"Reading, but reading without pleasure." Same...

"I asked her if she was a Marxist, but she didn't know" also me on the first date

Name dropping musicians and musical pieces has got to be the most boring way to describe music ...

Main characters talking about themselves has got to be the most boring form of exposition and/or beginnings

[high pitched screaming]

Everything is sad but ... everything is also So Good ....

Diego did it??? I'm writing this here so I can go back and see if I was right

Main character:

- is gay
- has constant existential crises
- gets too drunk to walk after a beer and two shots

In conclusion: Henry is alt universe me

i love it but it's also not really doing anything for the existential dread already pre-occupying me tbh

Reading this while listening to Spotify's 80s party playlist really gives the book a second layer

"Tiffany, table top her!" might quite possibly be the greatest line in the history of literature.