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Carnival FantĂĄstico
Angela Montoya
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I LOVED THIS!!! this whole book truly is an absolute delight. a fast read, a fun read, you get all the feels and itâs just SO GOOD.
if you want enemies who actually hate each other, then here you are. both of them go through much development, you really get to see how they think with their POVâs and why they interact as they do. Seokga is up with one of my favourite MMCâs ever because he goes on such a JOURNEY in such a short about of time (i forget this whole book is like, 2 weeks?) and it actually feels believable! Iâm not meant to like him, and yet i cry at the same time he does.
The plot is silky smooth, and i know nothing about Korean mythology whatsoever so donât let that stop you if thatâs what youâre worried about. sometimes Hani felt a bit brash and occasionally the modern language pulled be out of the immersion, but itâs so few and far between i can hardly knock a star off
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My god i loved this! Unsure why people said you have to be smart to read this etc, because if a word is truly important to the overall story, then Kuang explains what it means and why. This was quite simple for me to pickup and just go with the flow.
I understand lots of gripes about the middle slowing down, however this felt natural to me, as if Alice is truly lost in hell and her writing. This is an excellent insight and commentary on academia, women & sexism in academia, the stress of academia and...everything to do with academia. This is my first RFK novel, it won't be the last!
readbyrebekah commented on intj.reads's review of Eternal Ruin (Immortal Dark, #2)
WHAT THE FUCK
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Book two follows off and perfectly compliments book one; A story of classism, immoral actions and a disgruntled found family, Girma's writing is extremely heartfelt and real!
My gripes with this one are the same as the first- some things went back and forth for way too long, and we still didnât quite develop our characters outside of how they interact with Kidan. the book could have been much shorter, but also same as last time- iâm not mad about it!
The twists and puzzles and turns in this made me want to keep reading and unfold the mystery of house Adane, and we sureeeeee did exactly that.
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The God and the Gwisin (Fate's Thread, #2)
Sophie Kim
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readbyrebekah commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
Firstly i think the 2026 one is bugged as it says that 2025 has already happened, and that 2026 is up nextâŚ
Secondly, i plan on reading Emily Wilde! iâve been meaning to for ages and now i finally have a reason. but if it remains bugged, and 2026 is up next then im not sure what ill pick as nothing seems too interesting. maybe A Wizards guide to Defensive Baking?
eta; yes i know many people have pointed out that its not a bug, but i found it very confusing đ . i probably wont participate this year as theres just other things id rather read on my very long tbr (mine is physical, so if it doesnât fit on my shelf then im not allowing myself to buy a copy to put it there). if they spanned more genres or had more options that wouldâve been great, but i also sometimes like how concise they all are and limiting your choices
for me: i donât read classics- theyâve never agreed with me. i like romance in moderation and im already planning on reading two in december, i donât read adult fiction, and the last pick sounds okay, but not something id jump on.
iâll ready emily wilde next year or in spring, but i love that everyone is excited for this winter!
Post from the Pagebound Club forum
Firstly i think the 2026 one is bugged as it says that 2025 has already happened, and that 2026 is up nextâŚ
Secondly, i plan on reading Emily Wilde! iâve been meaning to for ages and now i finally have a reason. but if it remains bugged, and 2026 is up next then im not sure what ill pick as nothing seems too interesting. maybe A Wizards guide to Defensive Baking?
eta; yes i know many people have pointed out that its not a bug, but i found it very confusing đ . i probably wont participate this year as theres just other things id rather read on my very long tbr (mine is physical, so if it doesnât fit on my shelf then im not allowing myself to buy a copy to put it there). if they spanned more genres or had more options that wouldâve been great, but i also sometimes like how concise they all are and limiting your choices
for me: i donât read classics- theyâve never agreed with me. i like romance in moderation and im already planning on reading two in december, i donât read adult fiction, and the last pick sounds okay, but not something id jump on.
iâll ready emily wilde next year or in spring, but i love that everyone is excited for this winter!
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The God and the Gumiho (Fate's Thread, #1)
Sophie Kim