notlizlemon TBR'd a book

The Raven Boys (The Raven Cycle, #1)
Maggie Stiefvater
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Not knowing anything about this book going in, was getting very worried with the initial chapters fully centering/glorifying Ansel's perspective (which is such an issue with true crime media/literature), but now starting to get hopeful this will not be the case? I know the blurb talks about focusing on the women who were impacted, but it hasn't delivered on this yet...
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âGenerally, dudes have better access to blue collar jobs, which have traditionally paid more than many working class jobs for women.â
ââŠand since America tends to listen to old white dudes, it takes a little while for all of us to catch on.â
It takes me out how she almost always uses âdudesâ instead of âmen,â even in cases where she uses âwomenâ later in the same sentence. Is this a blog post? Is she doing this on purpose, like the âmen and femalesâ thing but with âwomen and dudesâ instead? It would track with her whole neoliberal white feminist vibe here, which sees stuff like replacing the gendered âyou guysâ with the non-gendered âyâallâ as the height of praxis
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I cannot believe she's ending this book with another "and everyone clapped" anecdote about winning a linguistics debate against a guy at a party.
"After I finished my little spiel about 'you know,' this guy looked at me with these sort of big, surprised eyes, and said, completely genuinely, might I add, 'Wow, it's cool you know so much about how people talk. You must be the most interesting person in every room!'"
Sure he did, Amanda.
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i think i need to have those eyeball gummy candyâs to chew on while i read to really immerse myself in the experience
notlizlemon commented on georgia.b's review of The Very Secret Society of Irregular Witches
What a cozy, fun, fantasy romance! I consumed this in a single day, I could not put it down!!!
I absolutely loved the witchy vibes, the found family, the romance and the happy ending đ„°đ„°đ„°. As well as the diverse representation and the analysis of nice verse kind people.
As an avid fantasy reader I was definitely itching for more book and a more thorough weaving of the story so the characters could spend more time figuring out a way to solve their conflicts and find resolutions. But I also love reading a romance where everything is tied up in a neat little bow and you feel all cozy and happy at the end.
So if youâre looking for a feel good, quick read with all of the cozy, witchy vibes then this oneâs for you!
notlizlemon is interested in reading...

Sea Change
Gina Chung
notlizlemon is interested in reading...

The Avian Hourglass
Lindsey Drager
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near future
speculative and climate fiction about where weâre going
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"In 1987, a duo of kooky hardcore feminists named Mary Daly and Jane Caputi published a book called Websters' First New Intergalactic Wickedary of the English Language."
heavy sigh I should've known that a book that notably quoted Ben Shapiro as a "journalist" would refer to known terf Mary Daly as just a "kooky hardcore feminist," and right after the chapter on how trans people are innovating with gendered language too
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Zombie frogs? Well colour me interested already