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The stories in this book warmed my heart with the hope and dreams of the people in it, but also broke it in a million pieces every time with the reality of things. Those stories, and the people involved in them, will stay with me forever ❤️🩹
It’s still unbelievably incomprehensible to me how one “country” / some people can be so nonchalantly cruel: destroying, hurting, torturing, and taking away the lives and future of innocent human beings, without a second thought or any consequences…
I hope the genocide will end soon and that the people living in Gaza will get to start living again, free from the terror of Israhell and the other tyrannical countries that support and enable it.
In the meantime we have to keep fighting and supporting Palestinian people, sharing their stories and amplifying their voices in every way we can. From the river to the sea, Palestine will be Free 🍉
The Spellshop
Sarah Beth Durst
“It wasn’t that she didn’t like people, it was only that she liked books more”
Relatable haha 😌

jadieblue commented...
Reading only 1 book at a time put me in long reading slumps in the past, so that’s not the right option for me. I’m a mood reader, so I like to have more options and more formats to choose from. I usually pick different genres, so that also helps!
I’ve always loved watching multiple tv shows at the same time, so I guess it’s not surprising that it works for me with books too haha ☺️
Ive never really read 2 books at once but am seeing so many people now reading not just 2 but like even 5 with audiobooks and I’m curious how yall keep them all straight? I’ve only really tried when I am bored of 1 but don’t want to give myself burnout of the story. But maybe others need more than one story? Or like mental multitask more idk 🤓 Or does it take triple the time to finish’s them all and yall happy confused too 😭 maybe it’s to make the story live a little longer which I validate omfg! Idk any advice or why u enjoy?