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consider this my sincerest apology to my dad who has been trying to convinced me to read this book for years — he was absolutely right. this book is both horrific and incredibly funny. the author does a really great job of having teenagers aged up by having to fight monsters every moment of their life but still remaining stupid kids. i laughed a lot but mostly i empathised a lot with el, the main character. she deserves the world and i was so glad to see all the ways in which she changed during this year. ths other characters are also really well written, with their own quirks and faults. they feel like real people and the author lets us discover them in details throughout the book. i am really excited to read the next book!
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Crooked Kingdom (Six of Crows, #2)
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The Drowning Faith (The Poppy War, #2.5)
R.F. Kuang