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Ran out of audiobook listening hours on Spotify while reading this 😭 Very tempted to buy more hours so I can finish...

This book is really interesting so far! I'm learning so much about both the history of Superman and of the KKK. I also just find it so fascinating how fictional stories have played such a large role in dictating how much influence the KKK has in the US.

Ok, this has gone completely off the rails (derogatory)...

This book is way too predictable. I fear I've known where this has been going from the start.

I listened to this audiobook while going on a walk for the 4-D experience.

Shout out to Nichelle Nichols for making an appearance in this book!

"...And a costume design I couldn't get out of my head."

Oh Dick, no one will ever be able to get that costume design out of their head. 😂

Donna asking Dick to walk her down the aisle at her wedding is so freaking cute! I love their friendship so much!

I had no idea when I picked this up that Vigilante is in this, and I just can't believe this is the character that inspired Adrian Chase in Peacemaker because they are absolutely nothing alike! I prefer the fun Peacemaker version though honestly.

Spooky season has officially begun.

I guess I should've expected a book about radium to detail the symptoms of radium poisoning, but man, the details are way worse than I expected. This book is not for people sensitive to medical gore.

Gollum's backstory is surprisingly tragic. Nearly had me in tears.

Also I would do anything for Sam Gamgee.

I feel like listening to this on audio is the only way to go so you can hear Andy Serkis sing all the silly songs. This is a musical in book form. Naturally, I'm loving it.

Ok, the new audiobook narrated by Rosamund Pike is FANTASTIC. I love her voice so much. She's so talented.

This book is good so far, but it's just so LONG!

This really hits close to home right now.

I have a feeling I'm going to love it. Hope I'm right.

Am I the only one who finds this book boring???

I love Ruhn Danaan and I'm basically just reading this book for him at this point. (And also a bit for Lehabah. She's cute.)

Does Sarah J. Maas ever use the words "woman" and "man"? Does she have something against them? Because I can't figure out for the life of me why she uses the words "male" and "female" so much. She does realize there are other words to describe gender with, right?

I'm in love with this book

The romance is this book is amazing.

This book is even better than I expected. I'm about a third of the way through and I'm already bawling my eyes out because I'm so emotionally invested in this story. I can tell it's going to be a new favorite.