I may or may not have spoiled the ending of this book while looking at the trigger warnings and now am unsure if I wanna read anymore. Not because I think I'll be triggered by anything, but because I hate spoilers... I think I'll still enjoy the book, but I don't have the motivation for it anymore since I know how it ends. (I am also gaslighting myself and telling myself that I don't actually know the ending and that google is wrong, so it should be easy to convince me) Also let me know if this is where this post should go or if I should move it.

biblically accurate merhorse btw

The author is starting to take some liberties with historical events that's making me raise an eyebrow. Here's hoping that doesn't continue, I don't like seeing "a kindly passerby might have done" in what's supposed to be a historical account. Stick to the facts please!

Very interesting.

I support women’s rights and wrongs, what’s your favorite story that has to do with feminine or female rage? I’ve read Hungerstone, They Never Learn, and a few others. I have Poppy War on my list to read. Anyone got book recommendations for a lady angry at the world? 🙂‍↕️🙂‍↔️

I've never read an autobiography/memoir, so I'm looking for recommendations. What's the autobiography you couldn't put down, that you think more people should read, and why?

Oh gosh, every time the book describes them putting the paintbrush to their lips, I physically cringe. Knowing what we know now makes it almost unbearable, I just want to yell at them to stop & protect them. It’s such a visceral, gut-deep reaction. They didn't know 😭

i don’t know if this is a new trend or what but I’ve been seeing new books lately that have literal tropes as their titles. For example, a book called Friends to Lovers, another called Enemies to Lovers, and yet another called Second Chance Romance (these are all real titles).

I find it kind of lazy and reductive but I’m curious what others think about it