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A collection of the most influential works in literature from the United States.
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Say You'll Remember Me
Abby Jimenez
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Kaiju No. 8: Exclusive on the Third Division (Kaiju No. 8 Novel)
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The Tattooist of Auschwitz (The Tattooist of Auschwitz, #1)
Heather Morris
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Say You'll Remember Me
Abby Jimenez
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Picked this as a palette cleanser after sobbing to Sunrise on the Reaping only for this to make me cry on my way home from work.
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I am a jack of all trades. Very self explanatory, but still let me explain. I have a veryyy long list of hobbies and while it’s high on the list, reading is not the primary one. Don’t get me wrong, I love it. I love having a lot of different hobbies and knowing a bit of this and that. But, because there’s always a but, I’m a master of none. Since I do so many different things, I can never « master » one. For example, someone who only ever reads thrillers will know so much more about thrillers than I probably ever will. The same goes for every other genre, and for the rest of the hobbies too but we’re talking books here. Because of that, I often feels I don’t have the legitimacy to talk about books in general or sometimes specific genres because people know much more than me on the topic. It’s as if I haven’t read enough books for my opinion to be legitimate. Does anyone else feels that way?