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When I first read this more than 30 years ago as a kid, it felt like the world I carried inside me fiy had a language, a shape and a place to exist. Even though I had no idea what this place was, these stories mirrored something already alive inside of me. And it wasn't just about discovering fantasy, I think it was about discovering myself.
I can specifically remember the cold, rainy winter evening when my mom brought this book and I literally devoured it, I just couldn't put it down. I didn't know it was possible to read a book in one evening and lose track of time doing so, and I found it out reading this piece of literature.
Is it weird I picked it up again during Christmaseve? I don't know. Maybe it's a gift that will help me find a way to trust magic again. Not magic in the sense of "unreal"; but as in, emotionally true.
⨠Happy holidays everyone.
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Its giving me Fall of the House of Usher vibes but I think that might be mostly due to the mushroom stuff,,, love some gothic mushrooms
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I never thought that I'd be moved by 'jazz hands' but let me tell you they hold a special place in my heart now đ
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I never thought that I'd be moved by 'jazz hands' but let me tell you they hold a special place in my heart now đ
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1 chapter in and i'm already pissed off about how women are treated