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Guetting back to reading as an adult with ADHD who love YA book but wants to try different genre! I am from France so excuse my grammar, and as always, FREE PALESTINE

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The Inheritance Games (The Inheritance Games, #1)
Cœurs brisés, tête coupées
The Wishing Game
The Spanish Love Deception (Spanish Love Deception, #1)
The Naturals (The Naturals, #1)

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  • How to Solve Your Own Murder (Castle Knoll Files, #1)
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    Every time the relationship between Ford and Frances seems genuine and lovely, I remember that she is 17 and he is 23 with a hard past

    And I try to remember that it was the 60s but at 17 you are just a kid, obviously you like the tall, handsome Rich guy from your small village, but why on hearth a 23 years old divorce would be interested in a teenager?

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    Sifting Sands (Blood of the Durit, #1)

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    All Ren wants is to see another sunrise, but when you grow up with people cursing your very existence, that’s easier said than done. As someone touched by the gods, she keeps far from the cities and the dangers they pose, preferring to keep to the endless and isolating sands of the Jahaer Desert. She’s managed to keep the marks that identify her as a daemon out of sight for this long, but when her camp is raided, and her allies have fled, there’s nowhere left to hide.Captured and taken to the heartless city of Denheir, Ren has only one goal—survival. She’s never embraced her gift of sight, but now she might not have a choice. Face to face with the most notorious man on the Continent and his desire for the power coursing through her veins, Ren must submit to the fate the gods have dealt her or fight. Good thing she’s never been one to yield.With new threats at her back and old ones plaguing her dreams, Ren is thrust into a journey of self, survival, and new alliances as she tries to escape a life she never asked for. The future is murky, and though she’s spent her whole life running from her gift, she just might realize that true power is as inevitable as the gods themselves.

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  • How to Solve Your Own Murder (Castle Knoll Files, #1)
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  • Funny in Farsi: A Memoir of Growing Up Iranian in America
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    Feb 01, 2026
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    Enjoyment: 5.0Quality: 5.0Characters: 5.0Plot: 3.0
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    A really good book honestly! ✨ I really enjoyed it and since non fiction are really not my faves, that’s a big deal for me!

    I was able to see a glimpse of what my parents lived immigrating but I also think that non Iranian can really enjoy this book

    I will not put a five star because as I said non fiction are not my fave but that’s a personal preference, and also because there still is internalized misogyny that I did not really enjoyed from time to time but nothing dramatic, it’s just that we can see a lot in her way of thinking about other women

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    From the Cold

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    She was born to be a lady of the court… not a woman who can kill a monster made of death. When a soul-stealing demi-lich stalks her father’s lands, twenty-year-old Claris seizes the one chance she’s ever had to break free of her gilded future. Joining the hunt means defying tradition, risking scandal, and possibly her life… but it also means finally becoming the warrior she’s dreamed of. Earning her place among the seasoned garde is hard enough. Resisting Torsten is harder. The aggravatingly handsome warrior with a roguish smile challenges her every step… and makes her wish her future weren’t already promised. As fae tricksters, corpse crawlers, and marauders close in, Claris’s blade skills are pushed to their breaking point, and so is the slow-burn desire she and Torsten can no longer ignore.But the demi-lich has a secret weakness… and exploiting it will demand a sacrifice Claris never expected. To save her people, she must decide what she’s willing to risk—her duty, her future, or her heart.

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    “Our hometown, Abadan, was about as safe a place as one could hope for. We knew all the neighborhoods, everyone looked out for everyone else’s kids, and there was basically no crime other than petty theft”

    Reading that as a child of Iranian immigrants makes me so nostalgic of a time and place that I was supposed to know but never experienced it And reading it during the war is also a reminder that I may never know that and our generation might never..

    I kinda just want to go listen to my parents for hours on end and their story about Iran 🥹

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    Funny how I would never describe America like that from what I see But seeing the point of view of an immigrant child is so interesting But her poor mother 🥲 she was not kind to her in this first chapter 🥲

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