Sheadra commented on a post
Oh heck yes!! I love a book with footnotes! Letโs f^cking go!!!
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...often people think this book was prophetic but George Orwell was writing about his own time. It's not prophetic. We keep making the same mistakes and the same mistakes lead to the same kinda of problems. It's not prophetic; it's observational.
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"Make someone laugh and they stop wondering what it is you're really thinking about. What it is you're really doing. It works as well with the few people who I actually care about as it does with the rest of the world, maybe better even."
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Enchantedlerrie completed their yearly reading goal of 30 books!
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obsessed with how spooky and foreboding this is becoming
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Iโm enjoying this but the pacing is wild. Shit has gone down so quickly after I settled in for some world building
Sheadra commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
I know classics are classics for a reason, but is there a classic book that everyone loves and that is considered this huge masterpiece, but you just couldn't get through it? It's happened to me a few times. I struggled with the Lord of the Rings trilogy for years before I was able to read it and enjoy it. I think I was too young when I first tried to. I still haven't been able to finish Jane Austen's Emma or F. Scott Fitzgerald's The Great Gatsby. I don't know why, and I've tried many times for years. I've read other Austen books, but I struggle with Emma for some reason. I still want to try again with these books, maybe I just have to be in the right space for them to click with me haha.
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...often people think this book was prophetic but George Orwell was writing about his own time. It's not prophetic. We keep making the same mistakes and the same mistakes lead to the same kinda of problems. It's not prophetic; it's observational.
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Rapport: Friendship, Solidarity, Communion, Empathy (The Murderbot Diaries, #7.5)
Martha Wells
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Nine Goblins
T. Kingfisher
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A Discovery of Witches (All Souls, #1)
Deborah Harkness