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Could it be considered a Christmas romance considering the town is named after a shop selling Christmas ornaments and the highschool basketball team are the Fighting Reindeers ?

Damn, I forgot how good AHB is at those scenes

À ce stade, je ne suis pas sûre d'être en mesure de survivre aux fêtes de fin d'année sans mon lot de romances

Nothing says Christmas eve like a Christmas romance 🎄

It's giving Ouat and I won't complain

The heart of the story is interesting, it has a lot of potential. But the writing gets weird at time, and the lore isn't always very clear. Maybe it's intentional, maybe it's just me, idk. Also, Simran gets on my nerves, thankfully, Vina is great, I love reading her pov.

Ugh, my attention span is dead, it's rather sad, this is still good soup.

On dirait pas comme ça, mais je kiffe

good soup (tho everyone is so mean)

I giggled and kicked my feet, I may also have swooned a little bit. This is good soup. (Let's ignore my snail reading speed, alright, adulthood sucks.)

It's giving romcom vibes in the woods, and I'm here for it

"Nous fêterons le vide
à grand renfort d'absence,
inventant
le silence d'aigreur
et de doute."

The fucking audacity of my adult job for keeping me from finishing this banger of piracy and adventure.

"les feufleurs ont poussé près de la côte
elles y brûlent
à la rencontre la mer défaite
vient pleurer
au saule qui penche et sang-
lote la rumeur"
Ugh, j'aime la poésie ✨

Still a fucking banger, no notes.

"oh this is wonderful" *group hug except for the grumpy character* "The gang all back together... We should rob something !"
I love those characters 😂😂 (also, very Jesper coded imo x)

Pirate milf !
... Sorry
A pirate tale following the famous Amina Al-Sirafi as she comes out of retirement to dive back in piracy and her dark past. The story takes place in the 12th century through the Indian Ocean among Muslim societies and faith is really important for our MC. It's a nice change from my usual fantasy and I'm eager to learn more and immerse myself in this tale. (Also, Amina is literally a milf)

They're so fucked up in their grief, I love them.

Ready to be emotionally devastated by three sisters grieving their sister (send help, my eyes were burning 5 pages in)

Those teenage girls are living in a small religious town of Texas, hiding their love and themselves from the others before being sent to conversion therapy. First chapters show how they hide, try to emulate "normal behaviour" while living in fear and full knowledge that they're not "normal" enough. "I'm going to descend into the depths of the underworld just like Orpheus, and I'm going to save the girl I love."

Fuck, ce bouquin va droit dans mon âme.

Trying to avoid the threat of reading slump that is Two Crooked Crowns 😅 I meant to pick this book up years ago, so let's finally do it, we love sapphic ya with bipoc rep ✨

I hate it so much when a single pov book becomes a multiple povs in its sequel 😭😭😭

I'm finally getting into it ! Don't know whether it's ya our adult (the fmc is 20) but it could have been darker to fit the whole vibes of both the cover and the premises.

I'm not yet that into the story but it's still interesting.

La première partie "Quand la nuit consent à me parler" est absolument magnifique, aussi belle que poignante ✨

I'm surprised how into the story I am. It's really fun