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I can’t say that I disliked this book but I didn’t exactly enjoy it either- the writing style just didn’t really catch me and every time they argued that someone couldn’t be the murderer because of stereotypes about women or people from certain countries I internally wanted to punch those characters or at least had to stop reading for a bit because it was just so nonsensical and and was also really annoying. This doesn’t mean that it was a bad book, and when judging it you also have to keep in mind the time when Agatha Christie has written it, but for me it didn’t really work :/




This was such a heartbreaking but also beautiful story- I am usually not the type of person to cry because of a book or TV show or anything, but the last two chapters of this story really made me bawl my eyes out. It really was one of the most gut-wrenching beautiful story’s I have read so far


Loveless
Alice Oseman
The Sunbearer Trials (The Sunbearer Duology, #1)
Aiden Thomas
I haven’t read much of this book yet and honestly can’t say that I any had (high) expectations for it since it was more of an impulsive purchase, but I would almost go as far as to say I am already in love with this book :) It just feels like Percy Jackson all over again, only with Mexican mythology and more queer representation - and although I’ve been interested in Greek mythology even before starting Percy Jackson and can’t claim to know much about Mexican mythology, it has an almost equal appeal for me immediately captivated me. Before I picked up this book I had almost given up the hope of ever finding a book that could evoke the same kind of euphoria and excitement in me as Percy Jackson (the series that started my love for books) did, but I think this book might be on a good way to achieve just that- I really hope the rest of it is just as good :D
Also the addition of the main character being a trans boy who has seemingly already found a way to express his gender identity while still not having solved all issues associated with it yet, made me really happy :))


The No-Girlfriend Rule
Christen Randall
The Spirit Bares Its Teeth
Andrew Joseph White
I have read Hell Followed With Us by this author so I think I’m emotionally prepared for gore and transphobia, but the content warnings for sexual assault and forced pregnancy made me pause a little. Like are we talking on page, happening to main characters, or just mentioned? I would be grateful if anyone can advise so I can brace myself appropriately!
I do love how this author writes a foreword though.