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In My Dreams I Hold a Knife
Ashley Winstead
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characters that haunt the narrative
I'm including books where a character's presence is minimal and every character, conflict, and theme leads back to them. Their absence feels loud. Their past decisions shape the present.
Open for recommendations that meet these parameters 💓 I haven't read all the books in this list but feel fairly confident about their inclusion here, if you believe one of these doesn't fit feel free to discuss in the comments
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so going through my annotations I encounter this gem, said by Heathcliff:
"He's such a cobweb. A pinch would annihilate him."
there are no words. if the movie doesn't include this I will know there is no hope left for humanity
I know it definitely will not be good, but my girls make even doing taxes fun so. we're going ✨️✨️✨️
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characters that haunt the narrative
I'm including books where a character's presence is minimal and every character, conflict, and theme leads back to them. Their absence feels loud. Their past decisions shape the present.
Open for recommendations that meet these parameters 💓 I haven't read all the books in this list but feel fairly confident about their inclusion here, if you believe one of these doesn't fit feel free to discuss in the comments
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so going through my annotations I encounter this gem, said by Heathcliff:
"He's such a cobweb. A pinch would annihilate him."
there are no words. if the movie doesn't include this I will know there is no hope left for humanity
I know it definitely will not be good, but my girls make even doing taxes fun so. we're going ✨️✨️✨️
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Sorry if someone has already made this post since I know its been talked about on other platforms! How do you all feel about predictable twists in books? Not so much like uninspired twists that are common in genres (think "the bad guy is really the good guy") but plot twists that are well foreshadowed and the reader is able to put together what might happen based on clues in the book. I feel like so many people criticize books for having 'predictable' plot twists when the whole point is to tell a story that has enough clues and hints so the reader can try to guess what's going to happen. Otherwise the twists just feels like it comes out of nowhere, at least to me.
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The Last Tale of the Flower Bride
Roshani Chokshi
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El final de todos los agostos
Alfonso Casas
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Ensayo sobre la ceguera
José Saramago
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That Time I Got Drunk and Yeeted a Love Potion at a Werewolf (Mead Mishaps, #2)
Kimberly Lemming
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A Far Better Thing
H.G. Parry
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Grandmaster of Demonic Cultivation: Mo Dao Zu Shi (Novel) Vol. 3
Mò Xiāng Tóng Xiù
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hi friends, where is your favourite place to read outside of your home and why? i always feel like bringing a book out or going somewhere just to read makes it a whole different experience!
my number one spot has to be on the plane, especially a long-haul flight. the silence, isolation and my inability to sleep seem to be the perfect recipe for devouring three books in a row.