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Steve Calimano
is on page 137 of 173
Had really high expectations for the unraveling of this novel but it’s honestly quite slow and monotone.
I do enjoy some of the thinking points that the protagonist encounters along her long dragged out thoughts. But other than that it seems more a book about an apocalyptic human experience than a book centered in the femme experience, interesting non the less but i find my self dragging through some pages.
— Oct 19, 2026 02:56PM
I do enjoy some of the thinking points that the protagonist encounters along her long dragged out thoughts. But other than that it seems more a book about an apocalyptic human experience than a book centered in the femme experience, interesting non the less but i find my self dragging through some pages.
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Steve Calimano
is on page 107 of 173
Muy interesante, aunque encuentro la prosa sumamente simple. Y la novedad de la forma en la que está narrada la historia como que sé fatiga un poco en estas ultimas paginas, espero que algo me vuelva a capturar.
— Oct 18, 2026 02:52PM
Steve Calimano
is on page 27 of 173
Really love the journal style narration, almost in retrospect of what happened to them at the time.
Feel like this book is aimed at people like me that think “most people” are kinda dumb or clueless but I truly have no idea where its goin and Im enjoying that.
— Oct 06, 2026 11:24AM
Feel like this book is aimed at people like me that think “most people” are kinda dumb or clueless but I truly have no idea where its goin and Im enjoying that.

