That was a rollercoaster, I think I decided I hated Tristan and then decided I actually liked him 5x over the course of his introduction chapter.. Settling on still not liking him right now🤔

Do NOT like the writing of this.

9% in and there's some hanky panky going on 😲😲.. okay ms Fonda Lee, i see u 😉

Today was my town's pride celebration!!! (We host it later so that students can participate). Its been my first year coming since I got sick a few years ago and it was so nice to see everything but does anyone else feel like I do that there should be more booths dedicated to queer books?

This is my first Joe Abercrombie! Why am I scared!

My first Joe Abercrombie First, the cover win my interest but the map is what makes me stay

That ending. My stomach dropped. I can’t. I’ve been staring at a blank wall for what feels like hours. I can’t cope. Send help.

I was just wondering how long yall have been reading? And what got you into it? I can't remember fully but I'm pretty sure I've been reading all my life. It's just been one of those comforts in my life that's always been there <33

The language of the White Saviour is not one of liberation or sisterhood: it is a language of imperialism. Nothing gives away a White Saviour Complex like white women rallying to ‘save’ brown women despite the gruesome history of what ‘saving’ has entailed. White women have to free themselves from the lingering notion that white supremacy has socialised them into—that they know what is best for non-white women and their job is to save us from ourselves. This must occur before they can even begin to think about their membership in a sisterhood that is capable of freeing all women from patriarchy.