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If I could have any superpower, it would be the ability to stop time, so I could sit and read books indefinitely. But I also have so many questions about this:
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Would I get hungry and still have to eat?
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Would I still require sleep?
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Would everyone else be frozen in time?

Not that I‘ve spent a lot of time thinking about this. 🤣

I‘m here for it 💪🙌

Mooncakes is the perfect story for this time of year. It has witches, spells, and a werewolf. Add in some teenage angst, a budding love story, and friendship and I think that covers it all. I wasn‘t extremely fond of the story line. It felt lacking in a way, but it is cute and has a good moral. 3.5⭐️ Thank you NetGalley for the early review copy.

They're the type of boys that writers like Allen Ginsberg fell in love with and bleed out poetry for.

Currently reading. I hate when book stores put stickers on books!!!

I read this book quickly, but think it is one that will stay with me for a long time. Through dialogue and description, the story was vivid. A reminder that as adults we think we have everything figured out, but it's kids who are sometimes more aware. Lucille is a perfect town in a society without crime as all the monsters have been eliminated. Until that is, one returns to hunt another due to humans harming each other.

Has been on my #tbrpile for a couple of years. Finally #currentlyreading #hardback #fantasy #lgbtqia #merpeople (I think).

Wow, deserves the praise it‘s received. Immensely creative, soul crushing, beautiful, honest, we need more Pets. Jam was the perfect protagonist and hero.

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This book was absolutely amazing. the writing and overall story were so good I couldn‘t help but keep reading. It was so different than anything I have ever read. The best way I can describe it is faith/atheism/science and it was good.

There are also mentions of suicide in this book, but it does address it pretty well inmy opinion. If suicide isnot something you are comfortable reading aboutI would skip this book. #bookreview #yareads

This graphic novel means more than I can say. I‘ve only started to come to terms with being nonbinary within the last year, and it amazes me how relatable Maia‘s experiences were. E has a remarkable way of weaving in and out of different points in eir life to make everything cohesive, and the art itself is amazing. This memoir is perfect for anyone, whether you‘re looking for yourself in a book, or trying to learn more about a foreign identity.