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first impressions: it was genuinely very intriguing from the get go. to be fair i was a bit intimidated at first bc i thought it'd be hard to follow the world building. tho its world was so absurd it's still easy to navigate. it wasn't frying my brain just to put two and two tgt. it's a bunch of "nonsense" that's exactly the right amount that i could enjoy fully. i love when authors made up words, nonsense, never heard of, but the readers were still able to navigate them. one of my fav quality in books honestly.
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Piranesi
Susanna Clarke
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may love like this never finds me fawkkk i can't 😭🤢😭🤢😭🤢😭🤢 /pos
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Royal Assassin (Farseer Trilogy, #2)
Robin Hobb
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Bumi Manusia (Tetralogi Buru, #1)
Pramoedya Ananta Toer
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Bumi Manusia (Tetralogi Buru, #1)
Pramoedya Ananta Toer
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Royal Assassin (Farseer Trilogy, #2)
Robin Hobb
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things i appreciated: a somewhat unique writing style, i would even say it's quite distinctive. things that icked me: the women in these stories were either suffering bc oh they so LOVED sacrificing or they backed up on their ideology before they'd supposedly suffer. idk, pretty misogynist to me 😭💔 i know these r such old writings and all, but i read it today so 😌✨