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This book always feels like magic. The sentences are so gorgeous and evocative, and Jude and Noah have my whole heart. Love the dual timelines, love the lessons, love it all. #reread #yalit

2✨ This was definitely not my favorite. It was very repetitive and dull. The only blood pumping moment was the last maybe 3 chapters. This plot was believable, but pretty extreme for the situation. Plus recovery was really very fast. #SeriesLove

I will be doing lots of much needed self care.

A letter changed my life.

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Really enjoyed this book. I wasn‘t really sure what it was going to be about. It was very obvious to me who the bad guy was. Inez gets a letter that her parents are dead, so she goes to Egypt to figure out what happened. All the characters are mysterious and have secrets that you don‘t really learn. This book also has magic.

The way the end of Part Four just tore me to shreds on this #reread . If you don't "get" or have never heard of asexuality or aromanticism, read this. Also, if you just want a really solid coming of age at college story with a GREAT friend group, read this. #yalit

Slow in places, but overall a good story. The cliffhanger ending ensures that I‘ll be back for the sequel.

Erin Hahn's YA is literally always my favorite thing. Case and Winnie are so GOOD and DEVELOPED and BELIEVABLE and SYMPATHETIC and I LOVE THEM. And Garrett?? Please provide me with a Garrett update in the future, Ms. Hahn. #yalit #yaromance

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I love a romance that subverts some of its tropes. Sadie and Julius stayed competitive with each other even as they realized their feelings, and he wasn't the sole catalyst for her development, all of which I loved. If you want TATBILB but with hate mail, this is for you. #yalit #yaromance