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Kristine is on page 113 of 355 of Mara, Daughter of the Nile
"Name no names! The very walls are spies. Describe him, if you can."

She began hesitantly, "He is young and tall, Highness, and well favored, with eyes like the night—"

She stopped in confusion at the amusement on the king's face. "He was not described quite thus by the last messenger—who was elderly and male," said Thutmose drily.

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!! mara. girl. get a grip pls
Jul 07, 2026 09:31PM Add a comment
Mara, Daughter of the Nile

Kristine
Kristine is on page 42 of 336 of The Girl Who Fell Beneath the Sea
"where your voice can be transformed into a bird and then stolen"
Jul 03, 2026 05:08PM Add a comment
The Girl Who Fell Beneath the Sea

Kristine
Kristine is on page 60 of 303 of Klara and the Sun
"At the top of the hill, Josie stopped to recover her breath, but the boy didn't greet us or even look our way. He had in his hands a circular device, and was looking at the sky between the two houses where a group of birds was flying in formation, and I quickly realized these were machine birds. He kept his gaze on them and when he touched his control, the birds responded by changing their pattern."
Jun 27, 2026 06:07AM 1 comment
Klara and the Sun

Kristine
Kristine is 70% done with The Magic Meadow
"How they got here or where they came from, he couldn't guess; and far from being millionaires, he had a feeling they didn't even use money. So, in spite of the trees Nurse Jackson had pointed out, this couldn't be in America, where money was so important. Where in America were people so smart they could draw power from the air, and so honest they didn't use locks to keep strangers from entering?"
Jun 19, 2026 07:23AM Add a comment
The Magic Meadow

Kristine
Kristine is 54% done with Circe
"When you are in Egypt, you worship Isis; when in Anatolia, you kill a lamb for Cybele. It does not trespass on your Athena still at home. And how would such a man go home again, to his fireside and his olives? His domestic harmony with me was closer to a sort of rehearsal, I realized."
Jun 10, 2026 03:16PM Add a comment
Circe

Kristine
Kristine is 42% done with Circe
"Now that Medea had named my loneliness, it hung from everything, clinging like spiderwebs, unavoidable. That old sickening feeling returned: that every moment of my life I had been a fool. I helped Prometheus, I reminded myself. But it sounded pathetic even to my ears. How long would I cling to that handful of minutes? It did not matter what I had done then. Prometheus was on his crag, and I was here."
Jun 10, 2026 10:00AM Add a comment
Circe

Kristine
Kristine is 12% done with Ultra-Processed People: Why Do We All Eat Stuff That Isn’t Food … and Why Can’t We Stop?
"While the exact place to draw the line is arbitrary, the idea that there are dietary patterns that cause disease and others that don't is not arbitrary. And it's also not arbitrary to propose that food produced for profit might be designed, deliberately or inadvertently, to make us consume it to excess."
May 23, 2026 02:02PM Add a comment
Ultra-Processed People: Why Do We All Eat Stuff That Isn’t Food … and Why Can’t We Stop?

Kristine
Kristine is on page 195 of 352 of Old Soul
"Urine spills down the girl's legs, splashing on the ground. She convulses slightly. The woman detects the Tyrant's libidinous energy, flickering like a tongue at the girl's viscera. Its caresses more intimate than any lover's, stimulating her every organ into erogenous zones, moving like peristalsis through the glistening coils of her insides. Rosa sways, her eyes bright with exquisite pain." #horror #ick
May 18, 2026 04:58AM 1 comment
Old Soul

Kristine
Kristine is on page 135 of 304 of The Butterfly Lampshade
"I spend my yard sale tours trying my best to see these things that others pass by, to spot an object on a table that has lost all connection to its identity, or maybe a better way to say it is that it has been so flooded with someone else's identity that it has entirely lost its own."
May 03, 2026 04:15PM 1 comment
The Butterfly Lampshade

Kristine
Kristine is on page 43 of 304 of The Butterfly Lampshade
"There I was, eight years old, standing by myself in the middle of the playground, totally still with the windy air, the diamond-patterned fence, the melting cracker taste in my mouth. Tracking. How the other kids running around thought I was still frozen from some long-past game of tag, and on the way back to class, had swatted my shoulder to unfreeze me."
Apr 28, 2026 10:32PM Add a comment
The Butterfly Lampshade

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