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Reading Caraval before this is so worth it, and I'm baffled that people think otherwise.
As of right now, I'm not super impressed... I think the Caraval trilogy was better than this, but it's only been one book. Also, might be because I can't get behind Evangeline. That girl is naive, and has the survival instincts of a fart.
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Reading Caraval before this is so worth it, and I'm baffled that people think otherwise.
As of right now, I'm not super impressed... I think the Caraval trilogy was better than this, but it's only been one book. Also, might be because I can't get behind Evangeline. That girl is naive, and has the survival instincts of a fart.
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Once Upon a Broken Heart
Stephanie Garber
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Do I really need to read Caraval before Once Upon a Broken Heart? I’ve already started OUABH—will not reading Caraval first affect my understanding or make me miss anything?
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God of Malice (Legacy of Gods, #1)
Rina Kent
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Does anyone else feel guilty when buying a special edition book that they haven't read yet? If so, how do you move past it?
I've had my Fairyloot subscription for a few months now, and I love getting the monthly book and looking at the beautiful artwork, but after that, I feel this sick guilt in my stomach.
I should've prefaced this by saying that I've always had a "harder" time buying books. Even ones that I want, because I'm not a rereader, so those books will just live on my shelves forever. I think it's a cross between that and "ugh, I've wasted money that I could've used on something else". Yet, I want to own them. I love looking at my bookcase and seeing these stories...
90% of the books I own, I've bought after I read them because I loved them. A lot come from used bookstores, so I haven't thrown thousands of dollars at this hobby, and yet, the guilt is there. I wish it would go away.
Now, that I'm getting special editions for books that I haven't read yet... and I'm spending $40 a month on things I could hate... that pit in my stomach grows every time, and I want it to go away 😭😭
Please tell me this isn't an original experience... I don't want to feel like this. I just want to be able to look at these books and love them. Not feel guilty and like I'm throwing my money away.
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Does anyone else feel guilty when buying a special edition book that they haven't read yet? If so, how do you move past it?
I've had my Fairyloot subscription for a few months now, and I love getting the monthly book and looking at the beautiful artwork, but after that, I feel this sick guilt in my stomach.
I should've prefaced this by saying that I've always had a "harder" time buying books. Even ones that I want, because I'm not a rereader, so those books will just live on my shelves forever. I think it's a cross between that and "ugh, I've wasted money that I could've used on something else". Yet, I want to own them. I love looking at my bookcase and seeing these stories...
90% of the books I own, I've bought after I read them because I loved them. A lot come from used bookstores, so I haven't thrown thousands of dollars at this hobby, and yet, the guilt is there. I wish it would go away.
Now, that I'm getting special editions for books that I haven't read yet... and I'm spending $40 a month on things I could hate... that pit in my stomach grows every time, and I want it to go away 😭😭
Please tell me this isn't an original experience... I don't want to feel like this. I just want to be able to look at these books and love them. Not feel guilty and like I'm throwing my money away.
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Kingdom of Ash
Sarah J. Maas
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