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I do think Semley's Necklace is one of the saddest stories ever written

Personally, I don't think I would take my anger at my husband out on a 14 year old, but

"Tyrion Lannister spun around in a tight ball, landed lightly on his hands, then vaulted backward onto his legs."

Girl what 😭✋

In one of the worst reading slumps ever: "maybe I will read the book I've always said I would never read"

There are some pretty wild claims being made here without proper sourcing, and I was on board with a lot of them before she started pushing the organic agenda

Wilson raises important questions such as, do ants believe in a god or are they just spiritual? lmao

I was going to update after each story but I got sucked in. Only the sentient, philosophical oak tree could pull me out

My mother told me to read this so we'll see lmao

Elizabeth Catlett mentioned raaahhh

why does it feel like I'm blacking out when I read this

I stg unless this book does a 180 turn from where I think it's going, it's going to get 1 star because wtf is happening

Amber carving Fitz into Paragon's new face is crazy work

no one thought to warn me about the on page rape? 🤢 idk if I can get past that honestly

Free Althea from these insufferable men

omnipresent present tense narration 🫩

If Robin Hobb is going to do one thing she's going to complicate an already complex woman

okay yes I'm sufficiently creeped out

time to get rage baited by a fictional character 👹

I am truly stupid because I heard "big ears" and thought "elephants?? elephants in the rockies??" not even considering MULES

Dimitri fucking himself over so badly I'm starting to feel sorry for him ✋

Dimitri never learned not to talk to cops

Just one giant manic episode

Incredibly old monk who's been severely ill dies. It was very unexpected and surprised everyone.

So far this book has felt like one giant gossip session and I'm loving it

Getting to the point where I'm purposely not reading this because I don't want this reread of the trilogy to be over 🥲

"The ambassador's performance betokened a major shift in the US's policies towards Israel. What we had witnessed that day was evidence of a new Middle Eastern axis in action--the armored spearheads on the ground were Israeli, while the diplomatic cover was American. It is an axis that is still in place today, over half a century later."

Every other page has me going "what the fuck? what the FUCK?"

"I started this conversation out as stupidly as possible."

well yes, Dimitri, we know.

Imagine turning the page thinking you have one more chapter and seeing the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

this is getting crazy omg