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I will read anything fiction but cannot get past the first page of a non-fiction book. | She/Her/Hers
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The Buffalo Hunter Hunter
Stephen Graham Jones
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I loooove books where you can't tell if the magical element is real or if it's just the main character being mentally not okay. I like when I have to squint at the writing trying to figure out if it's all real, or if it's just an overactive imagination. Eating this one up!
(it's making me want to read The Wicker King again. Love me some toxic codependency — my kind of dark romance, lol)
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“jacob was a gift from the gods”
so date him instead !!! who needs vampire boyfriend when you can have a werewolf boyfriend
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Ugh poor Korede! Love her dry humor but really dislike her Mum and Ayoola. I also am curious how her father passed away… not like it’s a great loss for the family
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William Hadley-Bright and Henry Purfois were both tall and handsome, while Tom Levy was a small, slight figure with dark hair and eyes. As has already been noted, Hadley-Bright and Purfois were well-born English gentlemen, while Tom was an ex-dancing-master whose forefathers had all been Hebrew. Happily Hadley-Bright and Purfois took very little notice of such distinctions of rank and ancestry. Knowing Tom to be the most talented amongst them, they generally deferred to him in all matters of magical scholarship, and, apart from calling him by his given name (while he addressed them as Mr Purfois and Mr Hadley-Bright) and expecting him to pick up books they left behind them, they were very much inclined to treat him as an equal.
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so it’s time for a reread 🌧️ I meant to read this in October, but life was too crazy. but the weather is gloomier now anyways so it feels right
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The Salt Grows Heavy
Cassandra Khaw
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