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giving me glimpses into twitter discourse i can't even imagine

deranged thing to say because I do NOT want to be reading hockey games, but the author clearly avoiding it makes the rivalry feel like it doesn't exist and also makes these boys feel like they don't care. I have never met a character who plays sports who cares less about their sport than these two. "I read hockey book" OK YA protag with your "I love books:)"

ilya dialogue is funny tho

+1 for canada
+1 for no "we can't kiss that would be too INTIMATE" nonsense
-1 for not enough hockey
-100000 for giant cock sex god 19 year old. BARF.

I know this will not be my thing at all but unfortunately I am not above reading something just to know what everyone is talking about.

Also wtf ebooks on hoopla don't show progress percentage? Rude

I'm gonna be so real I wish this was trashier

he's incredibly persuasive to me. dude is absolutely speaking my language. nuance KING

Adults who hate teen fiction to this degree are fundamentally boring people

I know it's nearly impossible to get modern liberals/leftists to see pornography as misogynistic but it's the overt racism they refuse to see that baffles me. Racism is the most important thing to fight EVER! unless it makes u orgasm

This lady is soooo chill about going back and forth in time and tbh after enduring like 2 episodes of Bon Appétit Your Majesty where the FMC refuses to believe the same thing happened to her....God it's so much less annoying to do it this way

honestly at this point i just don't believe there's a way for a fiction book to introduce or discuss anything lgbt+ related without being really awkward, fake-sounding, and corny. i can SEE the author grabbing the mic from Maggie right now

this is set precisely in the area in america that used to incomprehensibly play car dealership ads in canada. spokane...coeur d'alene....tf

this prose really is beautiful and super evocative at times, but it's kinda doing too much all at once.

Like this: "She'd done nothing but be very nice to a triptych of cows. The logistics of being a folkloric horror were very daunting." Did we really need "triptych"? Why is that sentence calling so much attention to itself when it should step aside for the next one?