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Parable of the Talents | Octavia E. Butler
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I am determined to finish this book before the new year and start my 2017 #52bookshallenge afresh. 🎵Ohhhhhhh I'm halfway there!🎵 #earthseed

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Parable of the Sower | Octavia E. Butler
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I feel like this book is describing a post-Trump world. 😩

Betty Shudder 🌩🙍🏻 7y
badlibrarians @Betty yeah it's a little too real to be entertaining, but it's a good book! 7y
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Wild Seed | Octavia E. Butler
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Oh my....I've finished the Patternist series! It snuck up on me, I was so deep into it. But I'm not sure I'm ready to move on from Octavia Butler yet.

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Survivor | Octavia E. Butler
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Mehso-so

Butler herself said that this was her least favorite novel, and she purposefully let it go out of print. As Patternist books aren't that long, I decided to read it anyway. And it was good- really good! Up until the very last page. All of her books have a somewhat ambiguous ending, by this one was just downright dissatisfying. Maybe she wrote herself into a corner? It's a bit like Mozart's Requiem- maybe someone just needs to rewrite the ending?

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Mind of My Mind | Octavia E. Butler
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Pickpick

Patternist was great, but holy moly, the second book has me hooked! I'm so overdue for Octavia Butler. 😩🙌

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This may actually be my favorite cartoon. You can tell this family loves one another, warts and all. They manage to be funny without being mean about it. The characters' relationships with each other are so well written, and even if it occasionally wanders into the realm of the absurd, that's okay because real life is fucking weird sometimes.

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The Master and Margarita | Mikhail Bulgakov
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"The earth rose to meet her, and in its hitherto formless black density the charms and secrets of the earth on a moonlit night revealed themselves."

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The Master and Margarita | Mikhail Bulgakov
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Some books you devour, and some books you slog through forever. I finally hit the halfway mark on this one! It's so good, but God I can't get my mind right to finish it.