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I’m getting major “Sharp Objects” by Gillian Flynn vibes from this so far. Almost too similar
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All Good People Here
Ashley Flowers
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All Good People Here
Ashley Flowers
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Darcy never disappoints me 🙂↔️ I’ve never been diving at all so I’m not sure if someone who has would feel the same way as me but that part of the book seemed to be written so well. The suspense of oxygen levels alone without a mysterious wreck was enough to keep me on my toes. There were so many creepy and straight up scary moments throughout this I loved it!
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Blood Over Bright Haven
M.L. Wang
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From Below
Darcy Coates
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Beautiful. Perfection. Masterpiece.
The complexity of the characters and this world was amazing. The magic system is so unique and interesting, limiting who can use it in unique ways. The hierarchy system was well founded and the personality of the characters was so well established. This is wonderful and I’m so happy it was part of the readalong to force me to read it.
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The Dragon Republic (The Poppy War, #2)
R.F. Kuang
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I'm really glad I read this, I found this book very helpful for my mindset. I really liked all of her tips and tricks and how the author really puts things into a POV that makes sense in terms of self-care for yourself and making things function for you and serve you vs how you or society thinks is the "right" way. I really appreciate how the author stresses the point that there is no "right" way, only the way that is best and most functional and stress-free for yourself and/or your family.
I liked the flow of the book as well, the short easy to read chapters and how she explained things in a concise easy relatable way and her explanations and examples were very easy to understand and very relatable.
I feel like this book would be very helpful for people who have days where they struggle with motivation to do anything and/or motivation to get out of bed, or people who feel shame about their home space due to generalized societal rules.
I also liked how the author puts tips and tricks and examples at the end of the book as well as throughout and it made me feel like it will be easy for me to implement some of these things into my own daily life.