People live through such pain only once; pain comes again, but finds another surface. -- Willa Cather
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People live through such pain only once; pain comes again, but finds another surface. -- Willa Cather
pickFull disclosure: I have 20 pages left. But I loved the first two books and this one does not disappoint. The biggest thing though is the subtle consent moment.
pickI love Sarah Dessen. It took too long for me to finally get to Saint Anything, but the wait was worth it. It's not my favorite book by Sarah, but I liked it nonetheless.
I don't have any ideas what this epigraph means. Some help, please?
@rebeccaschinsky and @Liberty said I should read Sarah MacLean, and I can't resist a good pun, so here we are.
Mark Twain is rolling in his grave to know he's the epigraph on a Jane Austen retelling (he hated her). I'm so excited to read this, because I, unlike Twain, love Austen and any retelling I can get my hands on.
A professor from my alma mater wrote this. It's the sequel to Survivor Colony 9. They are both on my TBR pile. They are YA, dystopian with a male protagonist. And it has a rad cover.
pickThis is the sequel to The Fixer. It's more high stakes than the first, but it builds nicely. Barnes writes complicated relationships beautifully. I really liked the book. Even if they blew up my ship. 😠
"I will not be a frozen example, a stunted monument to there-but-by-the-grace-of-God. I have danced before and I will dance tomorrow. As I exit the field with Polly, I close my eyes and imagine a baby who never was and a little girl who was never anything else. They will be forgotten..."
pickA retelling of Much Ado About Nothing has to bring it hard. This book brought it. The almost constant geek/fandom references only make me like it more. Oh, and you don't have to know much ado to enjoy it.
I just started, and I can already tell I'm going to have to force myself to slow down.
