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just started this one. what a start.
feels like getting slapped awake.

Well, what a start… It’s been a long time since a fantasy book has captured my attention like this, not since The Way of Kings!!!!

Imagine holding the world’s attention, not because you were a saint or a sinner, but because you blurred the line so completely that no one could tell the difference

Imagine holding the world’s attention, not because you were a saint or a sinner, but because you blurred the line so completely that no one could tell the difference

Only made it to 23 books out of 52 this year. Life got in the way, but every book taught me something. Next year, I’m aiming higher. Time to refocus and keep moving forward

Slowly but surely… Page 820, and I swear this book is longer than Derry’s sewer system. At this rate, Pennywise will retire before I finish

Don’t mind me… just tearing through NOS4A2 so fast even Manx’s Wraith would be honking at me to hurry up.🫠

Damn, it’s been a while since I picked up a book… but these 80 pages of IT so far have been an interesting to say at least. Clowns? Terrifying. Sewer scenes? Nightmares unlocked. At this rate, I might just need a night light and a therapist by page 100. Wish me luck!

Just read 100 pages of Human Acts and honestly, I don’t even know how to process it. It’s dark, heavy, and doesn’t hold back at all. It’s intense and beautifully written, but man, it’s tough to get through

Just started this one….and no, it’s got nothing to do with him getting the Nobel Prize. Someone nudged me to pick this one up, so here we are. Not sure what I’m walking into yet, but the opening pages already feel like they’re going to punch me in the gut. Seems heavy.

Just finished with chapter 75, and I’ll be honest—it’s been a long time since I’ve been this wrapped up in a book. The Name of the Wind has a way of pulling you into its world, like you’re walking through the shadows with Kvothe himself. It’s dark and full of secrets, but there’s so much raw emotion—passion, grief, ambition—that it leaves you breathless.

Just finished chapter 66 of The Name of the Wind. This is my second read since I never finished it a couple of years ago—guess I wasn’t ready for it then. Funny how rereads change everything. The details hit harder now, and I’m picking up on so much I missed before. It’s like the same story, but deeper. Kvothe’s struggles feel more layered, and Rothfuss’ world just pulls you in differently.