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The book is chilling, real, and evokes emotion so effortlessly. I’m excited to see where the story takes me next.

Just starting on the introduction and struck by Freeman’s beautiful way of looking at the world.

"He was still too young to know that the heart's memory eliminates the bad and magnifies the good, and that thanks to this artifice we manage to endure the burden of the past." - Gabriel Garcia Marquez, Love in the Time of Cholera

Tim Winton how can you make my heart hurt like that at the end of every chapter. And it's happening more often now. So good.

I can see why you either love or hate Frost. At this point, I'm kinda in between.

I know this is not the point of the book, but, homosexuality—nature or nurture—is a question that I'm eager to unravel.

Finally reaching the end of the first chapter made me realise that The Great Escape is really a book that requires slow and close reading, to understand the concepts that Deaton is trying to emphasize on, and also to recognise the logic behind his graphs. If you're looking for a light read to find out more about the world, this is not it.

Finally reaching the end of the first chapter made me realise that The Great Escape is really a book that requires slow and close reading, to understand the concepts that Deaton is trying to emphasize on, and also to recognise the logic behind his graphs. If you're looking for a light read to find out more about the world, this is not it.

finally getting some headway into this book.