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The author must've think us reader as stupid. This book already in first person POV, why would the first person narrates everything as a third person seeing themselves??? Like, why is she, telling us how poised and strong and calculated her POSED is??? You should tell us your surrounding not about how other people would look at you. Whyyy does THE KING OF GOD HIMSELF narrates about the way HIS HAIR falling over his eyes???
Is the author, a child??? A child must've wrote this. This is sucha bad writing. Its like the latest version of wattpad novel where the great author has published their work and left us the second/third rate author
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The Book of Azrael (Gods and Monsters, #1)
Amber V. Nicole
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So late in the Day?? I say it is better late than sorry for her. What a stingy, calculative, poor in mindset and attitude men. He deserved to be alone fr. He should be alone, he does nothing good and adds nothing by being with another person.
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Janji
Tere Liye
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Tere Liye
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exhausting and insufferrable Godden is more like it. Audacious Godden also fit just fine.
Somehow the book is both too short and too long at the same time. Thank god for the fun and dry english humour to keep me entertain
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The Great Godden
Meg Rosoff
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If a wet blanket is a person, it is Raif Effendi. He frustate the heck out of me, he has a realization of how and what should he do with his life only at the end. This book is a long ass quote of "live your life to the fullest" and "be grateful and acknowledge your privilege"
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The Great Godden
Meg Rosoff
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The Wax Child
Olga Ravn
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Never Let Me Go
Kazuo Ishiguro
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I just check on Gdrds the genres for this novel and imagine my surprise that this is apparently a science-fiction with a taste of dystopia. I have never truly enjoy a science-fictions novels, maybe because they're just not really my type of stories, and I truly did not even guess that this one is a sci-fi.
I hate the reading experience so much so far :"))))) Not bc it wasn't good, but bc they keep left me hanging and left me out of the loop with what is truly going on! I still haven't found out what carer is, I have no doubt that Hailsham is some awful good-for-nothing sad excuse of a school that actually grooming these children for something morally questionable. But I took this as a challenge and will just figure things out myself
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Well well well, isn't it the consequences of my action
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The Wax Child
Olga Ravn
Post from the Never Let Me Go forum
I just check on Gdrds the genres for this novel and imagine my surprise that this is apparently a science-fiction with a taste of dystopia. I have never truly enjoy a science-fictions novels, maybe because they're just not really my type of stories, and I truly did not even guess that this one is a sci-fi.
I hate the reading experience so much so far :"))))) Not bc it wasn't good, but bc they keep left me hanging and left me out of the loop with what is truly going on! I still haven't found out what carer is, I have no doubt that Hailsham is some awful good-for-nothing sad excuse of a school that actually grooming these children for something morally questionable. But I took this as a challenge and will just figure things out myself