Kiym C.’s Reviews > The Dresden Finch > Status Update

Well it’s about time

That lady is not looking out for the best interest of Sophie only her own…

Why would you take the child from love only to leave it in an obvious worst off situation Kmt

Truly evil woman

“The Dresden finch [embodied” all of her dreams… wherever she went from now on it would go with her, always ready at hand to comfort her…

“I’m not in search of A wife, or a travel companion. I wish to marry you… I’ve been in love with you since the first moment I saw you.”
“I don’t love you”
“What does that matter”
“It matters very much to me.”

😅why do most women never love who loves them 😭

Well that escalated…

I don’t think I quite like how the boom transitioned here but what I do appreciate is how well the writer has done in really showcasing coming of age… the naivety and the thought that we have everything figured out only to face that we have not one slight clue

“She was momentarily frightened by the ferocity of his demands…pleasure mounted swiftly into trembling ecstasy… flowering, slackening, flowering once more [and] his power poured into her.”

lol I promise you this is not a sexual based book… but who writes like this again… hardly no one and hence why I like older books sadly

“She was sure he did not love her or so admire her virtues that he wished to burden himself with her as a wife. She did not blame him for picking her out as the target of a potential conquest…. If… Edmund could… read… her mind, he would have known that his intentions was her intention too”

I am happy I am re-reading because little me thought he merely took advantage of a love-stricken naive little girl

“… perhaps you will learn that the women who makes a man king in her bedroom is the ruler of the rest of the house.”

You know a writing is good when after 10 years you can still remember a quote word for work…

Happy I am rereading this book.