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I think it’s okay to say that I’m obsessed so far. I love it.

First time reading Kristin Hannah. Excited!

Still going strong. Curious where this will lead.

I already knew I’d like this. Megan Abbott writes such messy, complex relationships.

The Visitor - 5/5. Hell, I could even say 6/5. It’s probably top three in this collection so far.

The Fox and the Forest - 4.5/5

It’s getting to the point where this is hard to put down. Fonda Lee knows how to deliver a wham moment.

This is great. I’m really enjoying it!

I’m really enjoying this so far. Great world building.

No Particular Night or Morning: 4/5

The Exiles - 4.5/5 stars. Makes me want to reread Fahrenheit 451.

The Last Night of the World - 4.5/5. This one feels like I should reread it again from the beginning and think on it. It’s so short, I don’t know what I think.

The Rocket Man - 4/5 stars.

>The Long Rain. . 5/5. Or 6/5. Are they all going to be so incredible? And fall about a horrifying concept.

“The Man” is five stars. It also reminds me eerily of déjà vu. But I really don’t think I’ve read this one before.

This arena is so cruel and gorgeous; it might be my favorite one. I’m very excited to see how they’ll adapt scenes like this one (Lou Lou smelling the berm of flowers) in the movie adaptation!

“You should know that, despite appearances, a desire for freedom is not limited to the districts.”

I hope they keep the scene of Haymitch chugging all the milk in the movie adaptation. It would be a shame to miss out on that.

I am adoring this reread so much. I could binge it all this weekend. Or I could savor it and make it last. No idea if I’ll go with option 1, option 2, or secret option 11.

I absolutely adore this. I needed a guidebook specifically to my weirdness.

Oh girl imposter syndrome? I’m just waiting for the day they kick me out of my office. Doesn’t matter if I’m great at my job. Some nugget of my brain still feels like I don’t belong.

I certainly like it more now than I did even just a few chapters ago. The story is constantly evolving and changing so much and I don’t really know what to make of it. But overall, it’s a positive.

I love everything about this. I can appreciate the pacing even better with my reread.

Reread time. I’m ready to be devestated again.

I love the subtext woven in about sex work and survival. Coriolanus is so jealous and possessive of the women in his life that even the briefest hint of the topic and he’s changing the conversation.