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We love a respectful man!

This one took a bit for me to get into. Feels a little disjointed still, but I’m drawn in enough to find out what happens.

“Sometimes I feel scared to let people become a permanent part of my life because then, if or when they decide to leave, I’ll be forced to miss them.”

That one hit too deep.

Stories like these make me grateful for how I grew up, even though not perfect.

I did predict what happened, but this was written beautifully.

Can we normalize getting all the audiobook performers on the same page when it comes to pronouncing significant locations?

This is going in a direction that I didn’t totally predict. I kind of love that!

I feel like she’s described as bad at archery so we don’t associate her with a certain Disney princess with curly, red, unruly hair that loves adventure.

Unexpected redeeming qualities in a character. I love it!

I feel like this book is a lesson in not, under any circumstance, to be so aligned with any political figure, party, or ideology that you can’t see fault. May we never lose sight of our humanity.

Whew. This one is a hard read emotionally.

It makes me so, so sad reading this now knowing that he’s gone.

If he says “blue, blue eyes” one more time…

I’m cringing so hard at this book. I’ve rolled my eyes and grimaced at least a dozen times. I don’t know if I can keep going. 😬

Only 13% in and this story is heartbreaking.

Reading about a long distance situation brings back all the feels! 😭

“Yes, Daphne, if anything changes and I need to escape a freshwater shark, I’ll paddle my little heart out and leave you for dead.”
This is my kind of humor.

“I like to spray a little vinegar into his locker so he goes home smelling like a salad.” I literally LOLd.

Queen Malina makes me mad.

“Funny. I didn’t take you for a quilter.”

Say “Bryce Adelaide Quinlan” one more time.