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After rereading “Howl’s Moving Castle” and then rereading this one, I think I actually like this book more. For me, the plot flows better in this and the characters are more interesting.


I’m not crying, you’re crying. We’re all crying.


There were little parts that felt YA throughout this, but for the most part I really vibed with this book. I definitely liked it more than book one (3.5/5 ⭐️). Maude, my king. (Just give me one chance!😭🙏🏻)


The Everlasting
Alix E. Harrow


floofyflower commented...
If you like graphic novels, I recommend “The Tea Dragon Society” 💛 It’s only 3 volumes.

Hi everyone ! I'm not on my greatest life period, i'm looking for some found family books, uni romcom, comfy stories about diving your way through life :) with multiples characters French and English
Thanks 🧚


floofyflower commented...
I really like Travis Baldree as an author who writes female characters. I unfortunately do not like Stephen King 😅 I can’t stand the way he writes female characters.

safe to say I’m particularly sick of how men write women now that I’m re-reading The Great Gatsby, so I thought, why not get everyone to comment the best and worst male writers for writing female characters.?? I’ll start with Ian McKewan as he writes women very well
Any cosy recs here or not woth little to no romance? ☺️ shorter books (even short stories) preferred! Thank uuuuuu