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Ohh this is already making me mad (positive)

I want this to be over

Bis jetzt muss ich sagen: Alle*, die sich für sehr schlau oder für etwas Besseres halten, sollten das lesen. Ihr werdet Gleichgesinnte im Publikum finden.
(und vielleicht verstehen, wie ihr teilweise rüberkommt)

(*Ich meine damit auch mich, wenn ich ehrlich bin.)

I do not feel like listening to a torture scene right now so ehh I'll continue on a different day

I didn't realise this was the author of Divergent, woops

This is probably the most hilarious while also creepy assassin I have ever heard of. What do you mean you're a spider-cat??

Goodreads Choice Awards read nr. 2 - this time I already know and like other books by the same author!

recently I said something about reading nobel prize winners, now I randomly thought I should read at least one book that is nominated for the goodreads choice awards...don't mind me, okay?

I thought today would be the day I read this... I was wrong

I really really want a physical copy of this.
The description of all the horrible destruction sometimes sounds so similar to the description of the beautiful re-growth and it's so fascinating to me? Idk how to explain it but I love it.

the writing is so matter of fact but beautiful and magical... idk how else to describe it (I see a 5 star read incoming)

I love this

I just realised I somehow missed/forgot the second death...

Why is there already a scene of the mother making out with a dude right next to her sleeping child? What is this?
(I have not looked up anything about this book I just randomly decided to read books by nobel prize winners in honor of Han Kang winning and me having actually read three of her books)

I don't think this is the right read for me right now - it's not bad but I just can't focus and care right now

I feel like I'd rather read an annotated version of the relevant bible passages tbh

Stumbled upon the only other audiobook Daveed Diggs narrates on Everand, already a big plus point

switched to the ebook, still reading the introduction but it's already a lot better than the audiobook because it's easier to understand - we'll see if that is also the case for the writing that is actually Rosa Luxemburgs work and not someone elses introduction

I hate how this is written, it feel so elitist

Okay, not the right book for when my mind is so unfocused and jumbled up as it is right now.