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End of Day 2 - and boy, a lot happened in the months that unfolded. I empathize but still don't quite care for any character with any amount of intensity. Onward to the last day of the deposition.

Oof. The stage is deliciously set after Day 1 - Zack better not fuck it up. The tension! The forthcoming drama!! I'm all for it right now.

Unless something majorly twisty is in store, I think I've figured out the whole mystery already. (Not what I wanted!)

Has it ever happened to you that you started reading a book you have never read before, and somehow you are able to recollect every major scene, characters in that book?

I just started Into the Water by Paula Hawkins, which I KNOW I'VE NEVER READ BEFORE (or so I think?) and I already know the story!

Hold on! Hold on!
What just happened? :O

Someone take me to the moon, now!
All the action is too good to miss.

Oh no no no no no! You can't possibly do this.
Gosh! This is good.

Too many simultaneous story lines here; they better merge in at the end.

Two parts in, and the Liesel's 1940s Germany world, seems very familiar.

This is surely making me think!

I'm hooked!
I'm lost... but I'm hooked.

If a book is making me rush home from work, just to read what happens next in the story... I think it's safe to say that it has hit its mark as a thriller.

There he comes!

This could very well be a fiction. I am curious to check out if the characters and the stories here are really 'real'.

This is very blatant!
While I hate this being the publicized image of the country which has SO MUCH more to offer, there is most certainly a load of truth in this.

The wordplay is so typical of Sophie Kinsella! Its both fun and familiar; which while easy, can also seem repetitive!

I need a big twist just about now!

I need a big twist just about now!

I need a big twist just about now!

Okay! That was exactly what I was hoping, but I am just mid-way, so there is more twist to the tale! Hmmmm!

Very intriguing! I am hooked!

Now we are in a loop!

Ummh! This is just way too cute. ♡♡

I like the idea behind the novel so far, but the execution is very drab... almost cold.

I just happened to watch 'Hidden Figures' on a plane ride, and finally got to see Taraji in action. While her reaction to Viola Davis' Emmy victory in 2015 already made me want to know more about her, the movie definitely pushed the buttons... so here I am, taking a stroll through her life, with her.

... and here I am reading about Sal and his Mimo (grandmother) when she is detected with cancer, the day I learn that my granny is diagnosed with cancer. Can't do this! :(

Alright! What kind of normal ass parents just let their kid check himself in, in a psychiatric hospital without batting an eye? Wouldn't their support help with his depression?

I don't know why, but it seems to have spiraled to something unnecessary.

Had it not been for those extremely cute email exchanges between Simon and Blue, I would have dozed off by now.

I have serious thoughts of finding someone to email-flirt with, I kid you not! This is seriously lit!

I literally cannot believe this is the same series as the Red Queen. Gosh! This book is plain Jane!