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This book has a similar message as One Thousand Gifts by Ann Voskamp, and I see the same in C.S. Lewis’s works.

I am encouraged, as I walk with the Lord, to further discover how different our faith is from the religions of the world.

Josh Nadeau has verbalized a lot of what I have been wrestling with and contemplating over the past few years. However, it sometimes is a bit much, a bit too preachy or over saturated. I want to finish this book quickly but I think it needs to be read slowly.

She zoomin through this one

I am back in civilization and the reading race before new years begins.

I am beginning to appreciate this book slightly more…however, I’m not sure if I would choose to read it again if I could go back in time.

I think I love this book, but I don’t know why. It is so easy to read, yet so despairing. Maybe I’m becoming a pessimist.

Steinbeck’s writing is like drinking sweet poison: pleasant on the way down, deathly to the body.

This book is as far east of Eden as you can get. The east is a bad direction. It connotes sin and evil. Well, sounds about right so far. Adam is a depressed fool, Eve is a devil, and there has been nothing garden-ish about the Salinas Valley, which is temperamental at best.

Another book down, and I will continue my voyage into adult fiction 😭

Currently trying to recover from The Way of Kings and figuring out how to get the next one

The reading slump when school starts is real

I love Costis and I guess Kamet is ok too.

Let's gooo

Political intrigue, manipulation, conspiracies, and mysteries! Oh my!

I have finally decided to make the daunting leap from young adult fiction to adult fiction. So far, Brandon Sanderson has not disappointed me.

Not gonna lie, feels like Marissa Meyers wrote this as a fever dream after watching twilight

Star wars meets hunger games. Kinda.

I empathize with Marcus very much.

I recommend this to everyone