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    Thoughts from 100%

    This book was so funny and so serious. The topics and problems these characters have feels so real to me, so fabulously human. Definitely 10 out of 10

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  • Post from the Shuggie Bain forum

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    Thoughts from 100%

    I've never had so much hope, knowing well that it is misplaced

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  • Post from the The Four Winds forum

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  • The Four Winds
    Thoughts from 100%

    Kristin Hannah always manages to make me cry, when no other book can. Thank you

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  • Post from the Romeo and Juliet forum

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    Romeo and his rebound
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  • Post from the Lights Out forum

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  • Lights Out
    Thoughts from 100%

    Soooooo, is it just me or is Aly the more crazy one?

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    The Constellation of Forgotten Things

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    When love transcends the boundaries of time, memory, and even death itself. In the world of Reveria, broken dreams rise as trails of light across the night sky. A blacksmith's boy vanishes into rebellion. Two cosmic beings—one of Memory, one of Void—discover their forbidden love might reshape reality. The Constellation of Forgotten Things weaves together interconnected tales of love that defies impossible distances: between life and death, earth and sky, remembering and forgetting. Each story illuminates a different facet of love's power to endure—and its cost. This collection is both an act of remembrance and a celebration of the stories we tell to keep our beloveds alive, proving that some bonds transcend even the veil between worlds. Perfect for readers who love the lyricism of Madeline Miller and Alix E. Harrow, the emotional storytelling of Studio Ghibli films, and the mythic beauty of Ursula K. Le Guin's work. If you read for gorgeous language and deep feeling rather than fast plots—these stories will captivate you. Love that would change the constellations and the reality of existence.

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    Thoughts from 62% (page 197)
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    Thoughts from 6% (page 20)

    I saw a ton of posts in the forum about this book already feeling sad but I don’t really feel sad yet. I can definitely empathise with them but I don’t know that it feels sad rn. I know it gets sad because of the foreshadowing but as of currently (just finished chapter 3) it’s not feeling that sad. Maybe it’s bc I went into this book completely blind (I read the synopsis when I bought it but that was months ago so i don’t remember it) (I think it’s this mostly bc it feels like people are anticipating the sadness and so they’re feeling the grief preemptively). As of now I’m more curious than anything else because I’m barely into the book.

    I definitely feel for Hassan and Ali especially with the discrimination they face and the way Amir craves his father’s love and affection but I don’t know that it has stirred enough for me to actually feel sad.

    (I am aware that I just said ‘sad’ a million times)

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  • Post from the The Great Gatsby forum

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  • The Great Gatsby
    Do I even know english?

    I read every word in this book and I am still not able to tell you what it is about

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  • Blood of Hercules
    Writing style

    Wow, I really think you either love or hate this writing style. I LOVED it, I found it sarcastic and funny all the way through, but I do understand that a lot of people would hate it

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  • Post from the I Who Have Never Known Men forum

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    Ending
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  • Post from the Tender Is the Flesh forum

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    Haunting story
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  • As Good As Dead
    Might have gotten myself a Ravi
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