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You know, this scene might be scarier if I weren't remembering that one possession scene from 1670 the entire time I'm reading this
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I'm not sure I like how the one Black female character is described as having shoulders as broad as a man's and, in general, is portrayed as way more masculine than the other female characters. It'd be one thing if there were more Black women in the story who weren't like that, but as it is, this feels like it was written with some unconscious biases!
— 2 hours, 46 min ago
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Are we really doing "what were you wearing" in *checks publication date* the year of our Lord 2015?
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How to make me dislike your hero in 5 minutes or less: Have him be rude to his servants. Anyway I'm sure Agniezka will decide for some reason that she likes him even though he's a complete dick to her, but I most certainly do not like him!
Also he spent all that time being mean to her about her cooking and he can literally magically fix it anyway. As someone who cooks: I'd kill him.
— 7 hours, 34 min ago
Also he spent all that time being mean to her about her cooking and he can literally magically fix it anyway. As someone who cooks: I'd kill him.
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super interested to know what you end up thinking about this one! i couldnt get through it because the characters felt so flat to me, but i did love the concept of the Wood
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Sarah wrote: "super interested to know what you end up thinking about this one! i couldnt get through it because the characters felt so flat to me, but i did love the concept of the Wood"I completely agree with you. I love the setting too so far (well, as far as the Wood goes--I wish there was more texture as far as the culture, although it isn't the worst I've read). High-key the Wood is getting me through the story. In another life where there was no romantic storyline in this book, I think I might have enjoyed this. As it is, this is one of the blander and more insufferable romances that I've read. I like Agniezka alright, she's kind of basic but I like her character type. I know literally nothing about the hero, though, other than that his hobbies include being mean to Agniezka for no reason.