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been slogging through this one for quite a while… the pacing has been insufferably slow, but it has such great reviews, and two of my fav authors recommended it in the reviews, so i am pushing through. i think it’s starting to pick up now?

good reads won’t update my progress!!!!!!!!!

the slowest of slow burns. also, each chapter ends with the same cadence/cliff hanger–esque paragraph, and i find it very funny

slowest of slow burns. also, each chapter ends with the same cadence/“cliff hanger”-esque paragraph, and i think it’s really funny

still literate!! wow!!

reading on the bus/train again. enjoying this one, tho i’m pretty confident ik how this will end

haven’t updated the page count recently

still literate?

not to jinx it, but i think the libby app might have turned me literate again

slowly but surely. still enjoying it!!!

reading my henry ford book while listening to the same 13 min recording of the bad bunny halftime show over and over again… call it fixationmaxxing (and a perfect and totally normal way to spend my pre-vday friday night!!!)

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gosh i hope i like this book

slowly making my way through this book on my lunch breaks, and i’m really enjoying it!! it’s such a hassle to lug around tho

too vaguely intrigued to abandon, but still counting down the pages until i can pick up a new book

one of these days i’ll won’t accidentally pick a book that hinges on the core questions of the part of my ocd that focuses on morality. [insert the date i bought this book] was not that day.

bored!!

this book is getting better now that we’re focusing in on sydney (my poor girl!!!)

determined to finish this book before 2026. this is partially so i can add one more book towards my reading goal but also bc having this goal means im spending my time more wisely by not wasting time on my phone as much

trying to see if i can get one more book to count towards my goodreads reading challenge… idk that i’ll be able to…

so did i buy a $20 book about supremely evil people, or does it get any better?? bc im not exactly looking for sunshine and rainbows, but morally gray characters give me anxiety… and this is sm more than just morally gray…

loveee john green but what is it with nonfiction writers and the propensity for repeating oneself endlessly to hammer a point home. like you made your point three quotations ago; i don’t need you to quote a fourth author for me to believe what you’re saying!

new book who dis?

see also: books that jump around in the timeline and leave info out usually stress me the hell out, but so far the chapters are short enough that i’m not feeling too disoriented. i got this book bc i feel like i’ve been in a bit of a ~reading slump~ fiction-wise, which is unlike me, so the hope is that an Exciting New Fiction book will jumpstart my anti-slump recovery

my lunchtime read

FINALLY started reading this book!!!

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idk how im going to get through this book with its pro-therapy agenda being so suffocating… why can’t i just read about the demigods without conversation being an extremely thinly-veiled analogy for overcoming mental health struggles ??

damn! also, how does everything i read somehow relate back to something else im learning about in that moment (i’d share what but it’s kinda a spoiler)

broke my accidental fiction nighttime reading hiatus !!

i’ve decided to make a more of an effort to finish this book. anne continues to be very funny, and her constant analysis of familial relationships is both insightful and relatable. her new obsession w peter is interesting to witness, but i’m also like… girl 😭

stayed up way later than intended. i like this book. i feel very seen in each of its characters for different reasons. honestly, i feel seen in its main protagonists/narrators. damn!