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panThere doesn‘t seem to be a point to this story
Omg I love when you start a book that you just can‘t put down. I‘ve been reading this book for 3 hours straight and probably will not stop until I'm done.
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Librarians are posting their top ten 2021 published books starting today over on Twitter under the #libfaves2021 hashtag. I thought I would post mine here too. Day 1 for me was this dark fantasy collection.
Thank you Aletheia so much for the surprise!! I am so grateful for our friendship ❤️ and the thoughtfulness and generosity you always show. Sending you virtual hugs across the miles 🤍🤍🤍🤍
I'm finally reading this novel. I will admit I have not been able to get my reading comfortability with Jemisin's books until I read her short story collection, How Long Til Black Future Month earlier in the year. That reading experience has lead me to her award winning Broken Earth Trilogy. After 50 pages....the world building is outstanding & her use of second person narration is an intriguing choice to tell a story. Full review to come.
so-soI had never read this book or any others apart of the series, I only saw the movie when I was younger. Maybe that‘s why I don‘t have the nostalgia it might take to read and fully appreciate this as an adult.
I picked it because it seemed like a good winter read and it was. The story was enjoyable enough, though I didn‘t really like the heavy handed biblical allegory or how C.S.L addressed the audience so often.
Still, I‘m glad to have read it
1. Hanging with family
2. Ilona Andrews, Kristen Ashley, Mariana Zapata
3. A Watch and a Protein Bar —-not sure I‘d want to read that 🤨😂
❄️#wondrouswednesday
1. Too many honestly!
2. Elicia Hyder, Ellery Adams, Tricia O‘Malley
3. A blanket of exhaustion and granola bars 😂
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