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This is a fantasy novel in the sense that a single mother, whose only employment is freelance writing, is able to live in San Francisco

I think Queenie did deserve to get fired, no matter her race. She didn’t fucking work, but maybe I don’t know the full situation yet to idk

These bitches went back in time and don’t even gamble on the Golden State Warriors actually being good smh

“I change into my favorite skirt [...] and a crop top with a blue-eyes tiger on it.” Does someone have a blog that compiles examples of terrible fashion from books? Because this is egregious

There’s a fucking LEEEEEROY JENKINS reference in this book

Grievous Injuries: a memoir

“Where the we so stupid when we thought that fat was the devil incarnate? Now it’s obvious that sugar is the devil incarnate.” -the hypocrisy of this book, summarized.

Tina is a cool girl and it’s actually kinda bothering the hell out of me

I really, truly hated Confessions of a Shopaholic, but I’m actually enjoying this one. Kinsella has definitely improved as a writer over the years.

Author repeatedly refers to her anxiety-prone adolescent daughter as fat, among other less-than-flattering epithets. I, as much as anyone, wish that fat could be used merely as a descriptor and not as an insult, but that’s just not the society in which we live.

Idk just kinda sounds like a recipe for disaster.

Should be called “buying weed in bed-stuy” instead of “making rent in bed-stuy”

I hate this book with all of my being but I can’t put it down

The author of this book is an insufferable asshole, but he’s also pretty much every person I’ve known in the tech industry so I guess this book is good?

I’m am seriously concerned that the author is an alcoholic.

Nothing makes my high school experience feel inadequate quite like reading a YA novel

This book makes me so hungry.

I love this book so much already. Such a unique perspective on emissions and the impacts that they have on humans.

Confession time: I've been skipping class to read this book #noragrets

Can you guys tell that I really like Brian Fagan?

The first two parts of this book are really good, but I'm slightly skeptical of mindful eating. To me, it just seems like the diet du jour.

A return to my favorite series to hate (๑˃̵ᴗ˂̵)

This book combines climate science and history, literally my two favorite subjects