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BeanBunny

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Jane Eyre
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The Odyssey
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Devotions: The Selected Poems of Mary Oliver
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Careless People: A Cautionary Tale of Power, Greed, and Lost Idealism
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    I truly wish I could have been there at this vision board party bc Linda’s sounds truly unhinged

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    Honestly I’m so morally conflicted about this book and it’s kinda what I love about. Not necessarily morally conflicted about whether June literally stealing a dead authors work and selling on her own is bad, cause like it is, but about Athena as a character. Cause like we spend so little time with her alive and then everything you get about her is from June and is so jaded. And part of me is like it’s just jealousy coating the lenses but I’m also like but what if some of this is true? What if this is who Athena is? Does that somehow make it better or worse that June is profiting off her work? Or does it change nothing because regardless of who she was stealing someone’s work is still bad. Many thoughts

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  • Me Talk Pretty One Day
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    Feb 28, 2026
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    Enjoyment: 3.0Quality: 2.0Characters: 2.0Plot: 1.0

    I found David Sedaris' writing style to be quite funny, I did laugh out loud at times. But most of the subject matter was far from funny. Apart from maybe 20% of the book, the rest is ridiculously boring, and sometimes even disturbing.

    This guy is extremely unlikable, and not in a self-aware self-deprecating way. I happen to love flawed unlikable characters in fiction, but this being a memoir made it really difficult for me to keep reading, because I bet he thinks he's great. I hope I never meet someone like him irl.

    Add to this certain things I found out about his actual life and the stuff he's said/defended, I will not be reading anything else from him.

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