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Who tf makes a grilled cheese with BRIE? Can you even slice brie? You can spread it, but the ones I've seen are too soft to slice. And then Fin is going to say it's not fancy? Bsffr
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A cozy read is exactly perfect for the weather and season currently and I couldn't be more thrilled to finally get my hands on this and dive in. Fern was such a loveable character in Bookshops and Bonedust and honestly I related to them quite a bit. I'm a bit sad we don't have Viv as our main character but I am looking forward to seeing what other stories await us in this book.
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Brigands & Breadknives (Legends & Lattes, #2)
Travis Baldree
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âMore and more she thinks of cutting it off. Her hair. His hand. Depending on the day.â
So far I find MarĂaâs story so intriguing. All of the women seem great at seeing the game in front of them and finding ways around to make the rules bend for them. However, MarĂa seems a bit more dark and humorous about it.
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Oathbringer (The Stormlight Archive, #3)
Brandon Sanderson
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This was such a unique look at the afterlife and a fun concept of a human and vampire striking a deal to travel the land of the dead to find a sister's lost soul.
The romance was nice and slow, it felt incredibly rewarding when things started to pick up and the ending was just...ugh rip my heart out (yet satisfying). I very much enjoyed the writing, it was easy to read and I felt like I flew through the book. The imagery and parallels made me really stop and think about things. The descriptions were often incredibly beautiful one moment then dark and sinister the next, really hammering home the stark difference between life and death. And our hero's journey through the afterlife fraught with dangerous perils and joyful encounters was engaging and kept me glued to the pages.