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Suruchi is on page 226 of 632 of The Eternal City: A History of Rome

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Suruchi is on page 154 of 312 of We Used to Live Here

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Suruchi is on page 538 of 883 of Dune (Dune #1)

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Suruchi is on page 111 of 287 of Born to Run: A Hidden Tribe, Superathletes, and the Greatest Race the World Has Never Seen

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Suruchi is on page 117 of 320 of Tom Lake

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Suruchi is on page 148 of 607 of Fairy Tale

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Suruchi is on page 21 of 272 of My Life in Pink & Green (Pink & Green, #1)

I should have read the synopsis better because I didn’t realize this is about a seventh grader before I bought it LOL
“Sunny does Indian dance” really got me

— Jan 07, 2021 04:52PM Add a comment

My Life in Pink & Green (Pink & Green, #1)

Suruchi is 23% done with Diary of a Single Wedding Planner (Tales Behind the Veils, #1)

I have really tried to get into this book and have a lot of problems with it, including how difficult it is for me to root for the MC. I have decided to stop reading after this quote:
““All I can say after her first week is I hope she marries well. I don’t see running corporations or navigating upper management in her future.”

— Jan 06, 2021 04:00PM Add a comment

Diary of a Single Wedding Planner (Tales Behind the Veils, #1)

Suruchi is 9% done with The Redemption of Ajax (The Mephisto Covenant, #1)

— Dec 29, 2020 06:52AM Add a comment

Suruchi is on page 188 of 462 of When Wishes Bleed (When Wishes Bleed, #1)

DNF
I thought there would be more depth to the story but it seems like it’s all about the incredibly obvious insta-love and can’t make myself read this anymore. :(

— Jan 19, 2020 06:33AM Add a comment

When Wishes Bleed (When Wishes Bleed, #1)

Suruchi is on page 363 of 407 of Impostors (Impostors, #1)

Blind devotion, instantaneous love with LITERALLY the first person of the opposite sex to come into contact with, and juvenile character development are all that come to mind as I am reading this book. I have been beyond tempted to let go of this and move on to another book but James Patterson can write well, so it's not so difficult to continue reading (even if the story line and character development is sub par).

— Jul 24, 2019 11:59AM Add a comment