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These books are pure trash, stereotypes, cliches, stupid characters, soap opera conflicts. BUT from time to time these little popcorn ya's really hit the spot after reading more intense and well done literature.

Riley Sager, I'll never be able to quit you

Just want to put it out there that I wrote down all the underlined words in the footnotes to see if there's a hidden message or reveal. It was just a bunch of random words, but may jumble into something? Curious if anyone else digs into that.

5 star energy!! I'll never look at Christopher Lloyd or Roger Rabbit the same.

The first 50 pages were sooo good!

Rereading for the TV show! I'm enjoying this for the second time, love the weird mystery vibes and knowing the outcome, its been a different reading experience than the first time.

This is my oldest book of the month TBR book, finally getting around to reading it.

I'm feeling very unsettled by this one. Wondering what is really going on, this would also make a great movie even play given how character driven it is

"This is what a woman wears instead of armor. You put on the right makeup and you look invincible. You feel like a warrior. You will still be a woman, but you will wear this on the outside so that on the inside, you will stand as tall as a man."
I mean come on... Chef's kiss

I bought into the hype, and I'm liking it 😁

It's never not the right time for a harry potter reread

These books are just so stinkin cute! The best cottage core/ wind in the willows/ cozy creature vibes ❤️❤️

Reading this to learn about some basic myths before my trip to Greece!

The last Riley Sager book and I'm caught up on his novels!

This is a fairy tale that every adult should read. The writing is so whimsical and wonderful, you'll feed like a kid again.

Yep that prologue chapter was as unsettling as people say it is. I've never liked birds, this made that feeling even stronger.

Gosh it's been 10 years since I last read this book and it still has my whole heart ❤️❤️ my favorite romance. I still relate to Emma and have never met a character in literature that thinks so similarly to myself.