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Hua Cheng: left a ring for Xie Lian Xie Lian: he's such nice guy, tho i wonder what that could mean 🤔
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I'm so excited to see everyones thoughts on this book!! It's one of my favorite cozy fantasies and now I get to reread it vicariously through all of you 🤣
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Holy shit. This is actually really scary!! And I don't usually get scared from books. But it's night and I kinda have to pee and I reeeeally don't want to get up and walk through my dark house 🥲 send help
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I'm so excited to see everyones thoughts on this book!! It's one of my favorite cozy fantasies and now I get to reread it vicariously through all of you 🤣
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The House of My Mother: A Daughter's Quest for Freedom
Shari Franke
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The Haunting of Ashburn House
Darcy Coates
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Less vampire horror and more romance book honestly. And while I did like the yearning, the miscommunication in the middle was really frustrating -.- Maybe I just wasn't in the proper mindset for this atm though
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System Collapse (The Murderbot Diaries, #7)
Martha Wells
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Network Effect (The Murderbot Diaries, #5)
Martha Wells
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"She had found Sylvia napping in sunny spots in the library, and on campus, so many times she knew the exact cadence of her breath as she slept."
When are we going to un-normalize watching people when they sleep? It was creepy when Edward did it in Twilight and it's still creepy when Lorelei does it (apparently enough to recognise her sleep breathing pattern 😬). 🙅🏼♀🚫
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Nena is really frustrating me...what do you meeeean he rejected you??? Girl what? Do you even listen to what he is saying?
I honestly really liked her at the beginning for standing up for what she wanted. But I'm kinda getting annoyed at her inability to see things from Nestor's perspective. Or anyone's perspective really. She's really just thinking about what SHE wants and how life is unfair for HER. And that would be fine I get that but you at least have to acknowledge that shit is difficult for other people as well and not blame them for not being able to do stuff in the same system that is keeping you down...
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Nena is really frustrating me...what do you meeeean he rejected you??? Girl what? Do you even listen to what he is saying?
I honestly really liked her at the beginning for standing up for what she wanted. But I'm kinda getting annoyed at her inability to see things from Nestor's perspective. Or anyone's perspective really. She's really just thinking about what SHE wants and how life is unfair for HER. And that would be fine I get that but you at least have to acknowledge that shit is difficult for other people as well and not blame them for not being able to do stuff in the same system that is keeping you down...
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This bit is starting to feel a little tedious... Like we know exactly how much these two still love each other - and HAVE loved each other - that this idek...misunderstanding? Fight? Feels...contrived. I just want them to get over it 🥹
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"She had found Sylvia napping in sunny spots in the library, and on campus, so many times she knew the exact cadence of her breath as she slept."
When are we going to un-normalize watching people when they sleep? It was creepy when Edward did it in Twilight and it's still creepy when Lorelei does it (apparently enough to recognise her sleep breathing pattern 😬). 🙅🏼♀🚫
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I'm gonna finally read System Collapse and I'm doing a reread of the whole series. This is definetly one of may favorites, so I'm really looking forward to it.
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Network Effect (The Murderbot Diaries, #5)
Martha Wells