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finally, I have finished it.
Not a happy reader.
:-(

Only started this one last monday (23 Sept 2019). I got the Icon Books/British edition. Tasting the Preface and Introduction, i begin to glimpse what is possible if the system is organise for the many, not the few (1%). I love the history lesson.

Even with severe cough, i would like to finish this book.

Currently reading this on my Kobo Aura H2O.
I cannot read this ebook fast enough because i got other distractions. But the story is fast pace. And I did not know that it is an award-wining book because i bought it on my Kobo cheap (in Philippine peso), like it was on sale.

i could have finish this book earlier but i did not.
i love to read and reread chapters from the book.
it may not be the finest of Young Adult fiction but i still love it.
as a nice entertainment, i will rate this book with three stars.

i enjoyed reading it, despite negative reviews.

I picked and read this paperback weeks ago.
After finishing several chapters, I was shocked and definitely hooked by it. Shocked because it is very different from its film adaptation; feels like a Young Adult fiction going to New Adult fiction. But I love the characters (I'm hooked).

I remove "In Search of Lost Time" on my currently reading shelf.
I need to prioritize my 'To Be Read' books, physical books.
'In Search of Lost Time' is really long and to read it in ebook format is not practical for me, a slow reader.

I'm such a slow reader but I love to chew every bits and pieces of these anecdotes/autobiography of Ms. Monroe.

I need to restart reading this book.
I got to finish a Murakami days ago.
Now, I read Cole by Tijan on the side.
But I really love to finish this great book even if I am such a slow reader.
:-)

First chapters are slow for me; new character introductions. But the writing of Jeff Lemire is starting to excite me.

I have finished it.
fine end.

starting to reread a classic parable of love that any religion or faith or walk of life can or should enjoy.

A very short read.
24 pages per chapter and 5 chapters/issues which make up this volume is very short.