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There is somthing so comforting about a T J Klune book. I did not find it to live up to the standard set by the first book as it lacked the character development that made the first one so interesting. However I love chauncy and all the other characters too much to care 💼🏨 also Arthur for president please 🙏
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4% in and we’re already being misogynistic… why???
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Ain't I a Woman: Black Women and Feminism
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what do y'all think of Emma's haughtiness??? it annoys me sometimes, but eh I'm only a quarter way through the book, so let's see how her character progresses.
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I gatekeep like it's going out of style, though I'm slowly sharing more books I like, reluctantly. I just want to hold them close to my chest and bite anyone who dares try to take them. Even as I'm chatting about how great they are. Is there anyone else, or do I just need to relearn sharing is caring, like a kindergartener? Edit: Alright I guess I'm just a cranky toddler😂
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Look, I know this is a cozy book but if it happened to take a very dark turn with a very annoying character I wouldn't necessarily mind.
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this is going to be a normal book to read on public transport I can feel it