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Human Acts
Han Kang
gracie commented on Magp13's review of Bren's Blessing (The Quasar Lineage, #1)
She’s just so small and dainty unlike the alien’s big and mean fiancée
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Human Acts
Han Kang
Post from the Oathbound (The Legendborn Cycle, #3) forum
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I think Zoe has to be my favorite character of the whole series tbh! I absolutely love her! 😭
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"His hand is massive" I am living for this lusty inner monologue
gracie commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
This is for the people with 3 digit yearly reading goals - how?!?!?!? I need to know how you achieve this - what is your secret😭
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A Burning
Megha Majumdar
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I'm new to PageBound! I love reading fantasy, romance, thrillers, horror, and non-fiction (although, i'm really open to all). I would love to make some friends and meet new people to discuss books with!
Excited to get to know you! 💞
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Don’t get me wrong, the world building and magic system of legendborn is brilliant like it’s probably one of my favorite magic systems of all time but I have one problem with the book, Bree. After finishing the book, I realized how much bree ties herself to her racial identity, like every little bad thing that happened in her life is because she is black. When the other vassals tell her that her hair is nice and they touch it she screams at them and asks if they think she’s a pet. Although I think some racist things did happen, I think Bree’s whole personality is her race. And her stubborn, angry black girl character is just pushing her more to the stereotype. So if she could develop a personality outside her race in the next books it would be warmly appreciated. ( btw I am black and my other female black friends have also shared similar opinions.)