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Unfortunately this seems sloppily written so far

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I am a Huckleberry Finn STAN and I am very excited to see what happens here. Already I am surprised and intrigued.

Struggling to discern if this is profound or just gibberish.

You know, I think some of Heathcliff's actions have been reprehensible.

This book is unhinged

I can honestly say I don't know what will happen next

How did I forget how verbose this man is

This is the year I finally do a reading journal

I am on such a roller coaster right now

How is Austen's longest work also her snappiest?! I am halfway through and there hasn't been a dull moment yet.

2025 is the year of me picking real clunkers off my shelf.

did not appreciate the scene at the philosophy club.

The first 50 pages were difficult

no offense but so far this is not of interest to someone like me

I was really into this series in middle school, but am unsettled thinking about it as an adult.
1. Why do you have to choose 1 set personality to become? Why can't you be a complex human?
2. If I remember, Amu is 11 and Ikuto is 17 and that doesn't sit well with me

I'm only on the letter C and already this is not going well. I get that these were written over 100 years ago but wow.

I am already reading enough books at one time, and I am enjoying them, but I am in the kind of mood where I need to reread an old favorite, so here we go with aNoThEr BoOk

I am in love with the animals in this book.

"How we should pity the arrogance of the worm that crawls at our feet, if we knew that it also desired to know the secrets of futurity, and imagined that meteors shot athwart the sky to warn it that a tom-tit was hovering near to gobble it up"

When it is not putting me to sleep from endless lists of Alchemists, Extraordinary Popular Delusions makes me giggle.

"The number of persons who confessed that they were employed by the Devil to distribute poison is almost incredible."

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It is reassuring in a way to discover that humans en masse have always been crazy and that it's not just something that developed in our modern times.